Sentence examples for thinking of sending from inspiring English sources

I have been thinking of sending some postcards.

"I was thinking of sending someone to go take it.

What advice would Margarite give anyone thinking of sending such a photo?

They would welcome the 3,000 troops the African Union is thinking of sending.

You're thinking of sending them both to Yale, or some place like that.

I am thinking of sending my therapy bills to Mr Watkins personally.

He had written to me in New York when he heard I was thinking of moving, sending a photograph of himself on a beautiful, wind-brushed Ocean Beach wave — a wave he claimed was merely "average" — and, once I got to town, he seemed to expect me to be ready to surf at all times.

This was a jarring notion to a generation of engineers who were accustomed to thinking of communication in terms of sending electromagnetic waveforms down a wire.

Wait a second, you're probably thinking, fingers twitching at the prospect of sending me a what-do-you-know?

(The mere act of thinking about sending a thank you note doesn't count, however. Trust me, I've tried it). Thanking and showing appreciation for your customer's business – or even just their time -- is part of earning it.

Matt is one of those nudie photographers who is always shooting girls in various states of undress, so I don't know what I was thinking by sending him photos of fully clothed people in a tub.