Sentence examples for think of applying from inspiring English sources

"Just think of applying the identical technology and techniques to helping students learn," Mr. Bay says.

As a result of such perceptions, many candidates who would perhaps be fantastic social workers, would never think of applying to the role.

I was trying a murder case when the judge asked, "Mike, ever think of applying to be a judge in the Criminal Court?" I had no political connections.

For example, given the costs associated with trying to get a mortgage, most of us wouldn't think of applying for two simultaneously.

Green-minded advocates also think Mr Ibrahim should think of applying a new criterion for managing natural resources and tackling climate change.

Not only is the adjective best applied to those who wouldn't think of applying it publicly to themselves, but writing books that reveal names and addresses of local hideaways to strangers is, from the viewpoint of habitués, definitely not cool.

Hilarious, touching, profound - all the good words you can think of apply to it.

I wouldn't have thought of applying to Oxbridge if it hadn't been for him.

It didn't seem to make much difference what sort of university Storme thought of applying to.

I thought of applying myself until I was told you had to be a provocative, male fashion icon.

According to his sister Heba, who is a professor of oncology at the National Cancer Institute at Cairo University, he thought of applying for a surgery fellowship in England.