Sentence examples for think to hire from inspiring English sources

Another parent might think to hire a clown for the occasion.

The solution is not, as some think, to hire teachers who had more college math.

If you wanted to build a new library downtown somewhere, Rem Koolhaas is probably the last architect you would think to hire.

By Paul Goldberger If you wanted to build a new library downtown somewhere, Rem Koolhaas is probably the last architect you would think to hire.

But you might not think to hire a professional photographer for them and stick with a couple phone cameras because it can be tough to find those photographers.

Why don't we change the timetable so it doesn't?" But then you'd also think someone at HQ might think to hire a single driver who didn't have Fred West's sideburns, but they never did.

"Except for one time with Eisenhower in '52," he continued, "no one had thought to hire a firm of the quality of Doyle Dane Bernbach to do their ads".

It was Guppy, it turned out, who thought to hire the armed guards "to make the statement," she said, "that this is neutral ground, and it's going to be civil".

Commercial hunters are thought to hire around 160 part-time workers to kill the pups, which are between the ages of 7 and 11 months, using spiked wooden clubs.

Essentially, they want you to be able to hire someone to take great pictures at events for which you would never previously have thought to hire someone — like an intimate birthday party or work happy hour.

These low price points mean that people are booking photographers for occasions they would have never previously thought to hire a professional – like a birthday party or holiday gathering.