Sentence examples for thinking of lives from inspiring English sources

I ask if she still plays basketball, thinking of lives split into before and after and wondering if there's any leeway there, any way of bringing some parts of yourself across that great divide.

Thinking of living in Boerum Hill?

After that, they're thinking of living on a boat.

— "If You're Thinking of Living in: Cos Cob," in the Sunday Times.

All of us are thinking of living to 80 or 85".

Readers of your article "If You're Thinking of Living in Tuxedo Park, N.Y".

They were thinking of living in the two cottages, hers and the one now occupied by Elliot.

The article "Bustling Area With a Touch of Country" [If You're Thinking of Living in Midwood, June 29] brought a touch of nostalgia to this 80-year-old.

"IF YOU'RE THINKING OF LIVING IN BROOKLYN... CIRCA 1860" tours religious and residential buildings of Brooklyn Heights including those designed by by Gamaliel King, Minard Lafever and Richard Upjohn.

Linda Garner, 61, and her husband, Kent, 66, of Fairport, N.Y., near Rochester, weren't thinking of living in Florida when they visited their friends, Karen and Bob Miller, at their home in Fort Myers several years ago.

For minds that are habituated to thinking of living in terms of its possibilities of representation – narrative, poetic, pictorial, photographic – space is more than just the barren grounds in which daily life and daily work happen be.