Sentence examples for thinking of proposing from inspiring English sources

Then one time, he had been smitten with a girl and was thinking of proposing.

When he did at about 2.30pm, he mentioned that he was thinking of proposing a delay in the debates.

So this year, perhaps pressing our luck (and patience), I'm thinking of proposing the reading of an additional text: Thomas Jefferson's letter to Roger Weightman of June 24 , 1826

There is, after all, not that much that a writer can say in 140 characters: about, indeed, you might hazard, as much as the same writer can say in the 10,000 characters that Twitter is thinking of proposing as a limit to tweets.

Although not certain, Liberal Democrat John Hemming, placed sixth on the list, is thinking of proposing a change to the rules on secrecy in the courts, particularly the family courts.

Thinking of proposing a lifelong commitment this Valentine's Day? Do it.

When thinking about proposing reforms of the criminal justice system to reduce the conviction of the innocent it might also be pertinent to include some of the possible causes of miscarriages of justice that might never feature in the official statistics of successful appeals.

The computer scientist Alan Turing noted that the question of whether a machine can think is incredibly difficult to determine, not least because of the lack of a clear definition of "thinking"; he proposed investigating instead the more tractable question of whether a machine can convince a human interlocutor that it's human — the so-called Turing test.

The defendant said "Plan A" was a sketch of ideas for an armed robbery on a jewellers, which he had been thinking about proposing to three sons of the radical cleric Abu Hamza.

One line of thinking proposes that America's tragedy on September 11th was born in the prisons of Egypt.

He also began thinking about proposing to Ms. Jonas.