Sentence examples for thinking of access from inspiring English sources
"We start thinking of access to information and information technology almost like a human right," King said.
So when Lady Benjamin spoke of wanting to protect "students doing research for a project", she should have also been thinking of protecting students' access to the documents necessary to do their homework.
"They're thinking of commercial agriculture, of exports, of access to markets.
And I am thinking of Hilma's attempts to access the other side as I prepare in a modern, seance-free way to summon her.
Some people can't help thinking of DVD's, which offer nonlinear access to their contents, in the linear terms of videotape.
Now that it's as broad as it is, we evolved into thinking of FB Connect as a data access layer much more than a platform.
Oliver Sabot of the Clinton Health Access Initiative says that donors are thinking of ways to help countries that want to keep working with private pharmacies.
You're thinking of aïoli.
