Sentence examples for thinking awhile from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, October 19, 1929 P. 19 When Mexican jumping Bean craze threatened to fade out, a resourceful novelty man was called in, and after thinking awhile he brought forth the Mexican-Jumping-Bean Race course game which is having vogue all over the country.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, October 19, 1929 P. 19 When Mexican jumping Bean craze threatened to fade out, a resourceful novelty man was called in, and after thinking awhile he brought forth the Mexican-Jumping-Bean Race course game which is having vogue all over the country.

…We've been thinking for awhile, what's act two for us?

I have been thinking for awhile that Obama needs to give shorter answers to the lizard-type questions.

Fitzgerald went on to say that "this needs to stop," which is no doubt what all Illinois residents have been thinking for awhile.

I spent awhile thinking of things I could jettison to lighten my pack.

"This fills out one of the pillars of Facebook platform that we've been thinking about for awhile," said Facebook's Director of Product Management Doug Purdy.

"Now, each time I create a new world I spend awhile thinking about its purpose and how I can develop it further than my last one.

That has him thinking he will stay awhile in Kampala.

After thinking about it for awhile, there is no question that e-mail, texting, Twitter, and perhaps sexting -- along with phone sex and every other high-tech convenience -- has not only sped up our daily life and peoples' expectations, but has also led to quicker encounters.

She said she's been thinking about this transition for awhile, but the timing had to coincide with closing a funding round for Thrive Global on Friday.