Sentence examples for thinking one of from inspiring English sources

There was no sign of it on United States Geological Survey maps, but, he said, "I kept thinking, one of these days somebody will come in and say, 'This is where it's at.' "Never happened," he said.

You keep thinking, One of these times, it's going to take off.

"She's kind of a mess thinking one of her teachers might have passed away," she said.

Randy started wandering off, too, going to the neighbor's house, thinking one of his friends lived there.

St Kilda's rapid counterattacking saw them get in behind Port Adelaide's defence so often they could have been forgiven for thinking one of the rule changes included borrowing the A-League's offside trap.

"I was thinking one of the reasons I'm compelled to do what I do is because I moved 15 times before I was 15 years old," Baer says, with perhaps a little bit of exaggeration.

Marvin Minsky was a pioneer, someone who was thinking one step ahead of anyone else.

It leads to over-thinking, one of the "Fifty Guaranteed Recipes for Failure".

It's impossible to think of 90s rave music, without thinking of one of its mega stars, Joey Beltram.

O.K., I was by myself, but I was thinking of one of the flight attendants.

"I was thinking of one of those Stephen King books where everybody's just, like, following the light," Brookman said.