Sentence examples for think would carry from inspiring English sources
Now, the department and the Environmental Protection Agency are weighing whether to use a nicotine-based pesticide, one they think would carry minimal risks to people and other trees.
The feel-good factor he apparently thought would carry him back into office declines to blow much wind into his sails.
The very best of Spanish art Velázquez, Goya, Zurbarán would represent the golden age, and Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida the leading painter of his day, the founder thought would carry the flag for the moderns.
Chrebet has always played football this way, leaning on the instinct that carried his 5-foot-10 frame into the N.F.L. seven years ago, instinct that he thought would carry him over the Chicago Bears' secondary today.
"I had an Indian writer with stories that I thought would carry, but the rejections that came back were that it was 'too Indian'," agent Gordon Wise of Curtis Brown says of one client whose work he regarded as a universal rite-of-passage tale.
All the starters the Angels thought would carry them to the playoffs for the first time since 2014 succumbed to injury in some way or another this year.
Look for stores or boutiques in your area who you think would want to carry your items, and ask if they might carry them -- you only pay if they sell your items, then they get part of the profits.
"I think that would carry no risk of death," he said.
For what he's done, you'd think he would carry some arrogance but nothing could be further from the truth".
For years I've experienced jibes, sarcastic comments and mockery for the fact I like geography, but I didn't think it would carry on at university.
