Sentence examples for thinking of handing from inspiring English sources

The government is thinking of handing two benefits, covering housing and council tax, to local councils to administer, with an annually declining cash budget from the centre, to force local staff to bear down on fraud.

The next time you are thinking of handing over $15 to watch yet another film about victims of a haunted house, vampires, or a Ouija board, and who can only be saved by a priest and his magic water, ask yourself why you still find this stuff scary and what dangerous ideas you are financially endorsing in the pursuit of a good adrenaline rush.

That might work, particularly if he's thinking in terms of handing out vaccine in Darfur.

"I'm thinking of chiffons hand-painted with a Helen Frankenthaler feeling," he said.

"There's not a lot of thinking in handing an instrument to a robot -- that job doesn't have to be done by a person".

I know what you're thinking -- the thought of hand washing your child's dirty diaper makes you want to vomit.

Thinking of everything: hand sanitizer, SPF, activities to keep us busy, packed lunches, homework, special show-and-tell, class snack, birthday cards, gifts... Picking my boxers up off the floor, repeating yourself for a third time when I haven't listened the first two, believing me when I say I'll do better... knowing I won't.

I sat quietly with the text, thinking of how many hands it had to pass through to reach the Vatican Library, how overwhelming the odds had been against its survival into the digitized present, with its heady promise of infinite availability in time and space.

When a woman starts thinking of having children, "she doesn't raise her hand anymore..

When a woman starts thinking of having children, "she doesn't raise her hand anymore...

"All of the time you're thinking of the longer term, handing on the best to the next generation," he said.