Sentence examples for thinking to call from inspiring English sources

On impulse he picked up the phone, thinking to call Alex, his old boss, and sound him out, but the line was down, too.

The intricately structured propinquity of the materials that Benjamin collated in his notebooks reflects the idiosyncrasy of his manner of thinking; to call it a "method" is to make it sound too scientific.

"In my way of thinking, to call it anything else would be to try to deny, if you will, the reality of what transpired on Sept. 11, and to have the terrorists accomplish in some small measure what they tried to do".

Thank you for thinking to call us.

How lucky I am, I remember thinking, to call this place home.

Still, it would be wishful thinking to call China an ally or even a partner, given its historical and political divisions with the United States.

My organization, Goodwill Industries International, is already working with the Aspen Institute on something we call Thinking to Action, our initiative to move workers to family-sustaining careers.

And we're going to have to look at integrated solutions – systems thinking – they used to call it, I believe, to find answers.

The mental skills of learning the percentages, knowing what your opponent is thinking and when to call his bluff and go "all in" served Isner perfectly Saturday in his upset No. 1-ranked Novak Djokovic in the semi finals of the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, Calif.

I keep thinking I have to call her, but I can't this year.

I just laid there, thinking about when to call my dad to drive down to collect me and my things for the summer holidays.