Sentence examples for thinking now that from inspiring English sources

I stood there thinking 'Now that's the real football!' And then I thought, 'Boy, you still have to play Chelsea.' Wow.

His point, seeming to be, that people will begin to think … well, what they are thinking now: that it isn't friendship, it's cronyism.

"So we are thinking now that documentation should be looked upon as part of the collection, not just for the archives".

When I asked Aira if he agrees, or if he feels that Borges has influenced his writing, he responded, "I am thinking now that maybe . . .

But I'm thinking now that maybe I should come to school very early every day before these people can come and wake me up to take me away again.

"There is a danger in thinking now that we've got a pill and we can get the viral load down, the patient is going to be very well adjusted and happy," says Asboe. "That can be true but it often isn't".

"That's what I'm thinking right now, that is what I have in mind, I want to set that goal," Beltran said.

I couldn't help thinking to myself, "Now that's what you call class".

"The thinking now is that any fine-tuning should be left to the Fed".

But the thinking now is that the younger Mr. Mubarak's credentials could not match Dr. ElBaradei's.

"The thinking now is that the governor may step down now to spend less time with his family.