Sentence examples for think to come from inspiring English sources

"People don't think to come to down to Columbia Street to stroll," she said.

When my husband called from Skopje, I told him, "Do not even think to come back!" The line went dead.

Yet people don't think to come for the mountain scenery with its world-class frescoes and monasteries, even though many are Unesco world heritage sites.

A spokesman for the state Democratic Party had to think to come up with major policy issues on which Mr. Melancon and Mr. Vitter actually disagreed.

"People don't think to come to places that have the names and associations of Enniskillen and Belfast, but in using these spaces, all the different churches, the arts create places and encounters of natural conciliation".

It's a little harder, I think, to come out to political people at a convention," said Dave Myers of Maryland, one of just four Republican delegates who showed up for the breakfast.

Salary and pension payments due in late April are thought to come to around €1.7bn.

The term Chueta is thought to come from the Catalan word for pig.

The reason they are thought to come from Vesta is that the asteroid has an unusual and characteristic spectrum.

And it should have been me, I thought, to come up with this idea.

Generally, asexual reproduction is thought to come with costs.