Sentence examples for thinking about attaching from inspiring English sources

"We're also thinking about attaching large empty water containers to our tents so that they'll float," Palomo said.

Worth thinking about, indeed.

Thinking about makes me weepy.

"I'm not thinking about anything attached to them, whether it be Davie Weir being 40 or Allan, and I didn't even see the incident on Sunday.

I started thinking about how attached I was to my phone.

Here's their premise: "What happens when you free comments from their 'below the line' restraints and start thinking about ways to attach conversations to the particular parts of the story they are about?

And a rebound in state tax revenue hasn't prevented lawmakers from thinking about new strings to attach to school funding.

In May, the unnamed junior Citigroup analyst e-mailed two TechCrunch employees to say "I am ramping up coverage of FB and thought you guys might like to see how the street is thinking about it (and our estimates)." He attached a "Facebook one-pager," which featured an array of confidential information, including Mr. Mahaney's revenue estimates meant as an internal guide for the bank's analysts.

"I was thinking about how, when it rains, drops of water attach to glass on a window," Mr. Rochon said.

But when we came to thinking about moving from our home, we realised how attached we were to it, and we just couldn't do it.

The fact is you need to be thinking about transitioning away from XP no matter how attached to XP you might be.