Sentence examples for thinking to enter from inspiring English sources

My only flaw was not thinking to enter it for the Turner Prize.

That quizzical, challenging stare is really saying: solve this, if you can! It's an invitation to join Bach in his world of musical thinking, to enter his world of super-sophisticated imagination, contrapuntal daring, and quasi-scientific rationalisation.

Through Thinking to Action, Goodwill has entered into a strategic partnership with the U.S. community college system to facilitate access to certification programs that lead to educational opportunities and develop a framework to identify and deploy community college partnership strategies within the international Goodwill system.

As she was thinking about what it means to enter others' lives with a camera, she was considering the effect exiting her home life for short periods would have on the family.

Yet for a teacher, a technical way of thinking is needed in order to enter the kind of dialogue with company employees that is needed to explore and meet their specific English needs.

2014 is the year we are entering and we can choose to enter it thinking of the challenges that engaged us in the past, and likely allow ourselves to marinade in that as we move forward.

"It's not wise to enter a match thinking about a draw," he said.

The goal is to stop thinking and enter a quiet, comfortable state, and from there slip into a lucid dream.

The former British Ambassador to Moscow describes how the Russians reluctantly decided to enter Afghanistan thinking they would be able to leave in less than a year, but ended up staying for ten years.

Davis said, "I do not want my students to enter the [museums] thinking that college is about tailgating and that we prize football over education".

That could lead to a glut of borderline players trying to enter the draft thinking they can sneak into the first round.