Sentence examples for thinking of where from inspiring English sources

"When a firm is thinking of where to locate, it thinks about the relative productivity of different places, and the relative wages etc," he said.

As CEO Tim Worner said: there isn't a single moment of TV Seven makes without thinking of where the advertisers can fit in.

Williams embraces the opportunity to concentrate on one position after constantly thinking of where he would play depending on the game situation.

You find yourself sitting alone in your parlor, thinking of where the cradle should go, wondering who'll teach you how to fold a diaper, picturing the child's face as he looks up at you and says, "Father".

"If you were a developer thinking of where to invest your limited resources, you would spend time on the iPhone first and then on Android," said Charles S. Golvin, an analyst with Forrester Research.

The Pro12 (or 13) must continue to be progressive, thinking of where a concussion-conscious game is heading next, emphasising accuracy over bulk, technique over brute force, and putting a premium on pace and space, ahead of unremitting contact.

I found myself thinking heretically of where this tactic might end  – a production of Beckett's Not I where the Mouth now has a Hand that symbolically throttles a Sindy-surrogate?

Suffice it to say that I was thinking of films where you could put the following in the opening credits: "Any resemblance to real life is purely coincidental".

"If you look back at other countries in the world – I am thinking of Ireland where it was not so safe in years gone by – we have to be optimistic and be positive," he said.

"We were used to thinking of instruction where you have a teacher up at the blackboard and 30 children at desks and chairs listening to their teachers give instruction," Ms. DeLuca said.

James may be thinking of cases where we are listening to a sentence: if we did not somehow hold all the words in our conscious mind, we would not understand the sentence as a whole.