Sentence examples for thinking of a time from inspiring English sources

I am thinking of a time in the Philippines during Apocalypse Now when I asked Marlon to do an interview for the documentary film I was shooting.

YouTube is so culturally ingrained that thinking of a time before it existed is almost as mind-boggling as thinking of the pre-internet era itself.

I was thinking of a time twenty years ago, sitting with the artist, with three big dogs at our feet and a soap opera playing soundlessly on a TV.

In that moment was he looking at a gray, cobbled Steeple in the middle distance of a dome Or thinking of a time when his life was circled by a mane Of warmth in a bright Numidian sun?

"You can't look at the fortifications [that are] guarding the harbour without thinking of a time when security and freedom literally depended on people on physical walls," he adds.

'I have trouble thinking of a time when America harboured this kind of belligerent aggression.' Philip Gwyn-Jones, a director of Didion's UK publisher, Flamingo, fell in love with her books while he was studying American literature at university.

But if you're thinking of doing a time share, it's best to cozy up to some Greek tycoons: the Trilobis 65 costs up to $4 million.

Perhaps thinking of a better time, Randolph laughed.

Mr. Bloomberg framed the plan as an unlikely alliance, the product of creative thinking in a time of economic distress.

We need to champion critical thinking in a time of irresponsible rhetoric.

"His revolution involved a dramatic change in the way people thought; progressive and liberal thinking in a time of Empire," the film's synopsis reads.