Sentence examples for thinking of setting from inspiring English sources

They were thinking of setting up a coffee shop instead.

I'm even thinking of setting up a charity.

I was thinking of setting it in a Central American country.

When Beethoven was in his early twenties, he was already thinking of setting to music Friedrich Schiller's "Ode to Joy," with its call for universal brotherhood.

When former chief executives are thinking of setting up a meeting, he said, they wonder if people will come and whether they will stay.

Officials at the zoo are thinking of setting up a scholarship for staff members for training or for a trip to study elephants in the wild.

Although President Mubarak's son, Ala, has an interest in the place and an Egyptian film unit is said to be thinking, appropriately, of setting up there the Cairo driver stubbornly denied its existence.

The theoretical and policy implication of this paper is that there are geographical correlates to the reservation wage which need to be integrated into thinking about the participation consequences of setting benefit levels.

It is to be hoped that future versions of mathematics curricula reflect this way of thinking in setting the foundations for the statistics component of the curricula.

In modern Mexico, a new way of cautious thinking is setting in.

And today he's put more meat on the bones of his thinking, setting out a vision for transforming, root and branch, how the country's National Health Service operates to accommodate the plugging in of "healthtech" apps and services — to support tech-enabled "preventative, predictive and personalised care".