Sentence examples for thinking some day from inspiring English sources

You don't chuck it all in and pitch a car westward and go to LA without thinking some day, down the line, ideally, it'll work out positively".

But when I stand next to a Scottish family in the airport bus, I find myself thinking: some day soon they might be foreigners, citizens of a small independent country inside the European Union, like Slovakia or Slovenia.

Bassist Adam Clayton said, "From the moment we saw it, we were thinking, 'Some day we will play here'.

Christopher Isherwood made his famous declaration of artistic intent in 1939: "I am a camera with its shutter open, quite passive, recording, not thinking… Some day all this will have to be developed, carefully printed, fixed".

But as we cart our valuables and memories from one house to another, I can't help thinking that some day another generation will stand in our living room.

"The family are duped, left thinking one day she'll come back with some money," Kant said.

I was thinking all day that there are no words.

"Alone and thinking all day about a dead man.

I'm thinking a day out, away from this intrusive disease.

Without even thinking, the day the world changed, I bought cake mix, oil and eggs.

"Nobody starts their career thinking 'one day I will have a mortuary named after me'.