Sentence examples for think of something to be from inspiring English sources

Next time you think of something to be grateful for, write it on a rock and drop it in the bowl.

"I've got to think of something to say — it's about Churchill's use of language, is it?" he asked, as he was ushered into John Pierpont Morgan's wood-panelled music room to prepare.

If you drag out the talking until neither of you can think of something to say, that's the last impression you'll leave on him.

Since this column runs just before Christmas, I have been trying to think of something to write about that would be moving, profound and suitable for the day.

The "stimulus-producing responses" that are said to make up thought processes (as when one thinks of something to eat) are prime examples.

I think that staff people and management in general will do better to look at it this way: When resistance does appear, it should not be thought of as something to be overcome.

"I don't think it's something to be proud of, I think it's something to be resolved about.

Dr Doug Brown, director of research and development at Alzheimer's Society, said: "Most of us don't think of snoring as something to be concerned about but frequent, loud snoring could be a sign of sleep apnoea.

Certainly, in the wake of floods, earthquakes and tsunamis, it's growing harder to think of nature as something to be conquered and controlled.

"I still think of talent as something to be served".

Yet we still think of mourning as something to be done privately.