Sentence examples for thinking about it before from inspiring English sources

Grabbing a fistful of ice out of a beer cooler to improvise an iced coffee at a nearby 7-Eleven, Mr. Patrick acknowledged that "it'll be hard to get the big players to think of this kind of thing again, but hey, they weren't thinking about it before".

The players were thinking about it before we left.

Still, many companies were thinking about it before the census data came out.

"I left it in his hands and I'm not thinking about it before the end of friendlies".

"But I haven't slept for 24 hours, so I have to spend some time thinking about it before I can be sure".

"I was thinking about it before the game, if I score on Henrik," said Gaborik, who spent the weekend trading chirps with Lundqvist via Twitter and promising that he would light up his teammate.

And seriously thinking about doing it, before saying, no thanks?

"He was thinking about it long before the expensive, overproduced Web sites and the million-dollar campaigns on the Internet were even thought of".

But there's much you can do to prepare for the sale, and it's not a bad idea to start thinking about it long before the day arrives.

Two years ago, at the beginning of the crisis, Sarkozy burst out in public, saying, "France is acting, while Germany is only thinking about it!" Later, before a European Union meeting in Brussels on the Greek bailout, the French president was in a rage at his inability to persuade Merkel to do more for that country.

These conclusions thrive in a culture of something -- I hesitate to dignify it as journalism -- that celebrates statements even when they come from someone who has never studied the subject, and only started thinking about it moments before writing -- and maybe especially in that case.