Sentence examples for thinks it all from inspiring English sources

Salamon thinks it all started with her parents -- a dressmaker and a tailor -- who made her elaborate Purim outfits when she was growing up in Israel.

O'Brien thinks it all began to go south for the Beatles after "Help!" And I used to think the Beatles were only worth listening to after "Help!" But how are poems and pop songs "equipment for life"?

He thinks it all started when he was going out with the actor Julia Sawalha, and she was having a few local difficulties with her family; the tabloid press was regularly camped outside their door.

Given the author's view that the BBC should have been a "trustworthy confidant" in the Falklands war effort, that striking miners were "lemmings" and that MI5 vetting of BBC staff was "defensible and proper", perhaps it's not surprising that she thinks it all worked out for the best – and that even relative autonomy for a public broadcaster is at best work in progress.

He thinks it all starts with the guards.

Somers took to The Wall Street Journal to offer up her opinion on what the Affordable Care Act will mean for retirees, and apparently the 67-year-old thinks it all equates to socialized medicine.

Given his conduct, Sam can't think it best to abstain; at most, he thinks it all-things-considered best to abstain, a very different kettle of fish.

And … I think it all worked.

I think it all hangs together".

I think it all got to me.

Do I think it all in advance?