Sentence examples for thought going out from inspiring English sources

I thought going out for even a second was taboo.

"I thought going out today if I could shoot anything in the 60s it would be a good score," McIlroy told Sky Sports.

I thought going out and asking for pads in a store would impact my family's reputation," she says.

"They seem to be promoting 'push' technology, which I thought went out with Pointcast".

Desserts did not measure up: ice creams were rich and creamy, but chocolate jalapeño is an unsuccessful combination that I thought went out with 80's fusion.

Small wonder that contemporary mothers find her so endearing -- the dimpled embodiment of thriftiness, courage and resourcefulness many thought went out with Nancy Drew.

"I don't think going out there and thinking about what is going to happen makes me more effective," Lilly said.

"I think going out of a home World Cup would top most things," Youngs says, when asked which hurt most, England's elimination or Leicester losing 45-0 and 47-10 at Bath last season.

And the Ghana-born forward thinks going out on loan is vital to his development.

"I think going out and proving the brand of cricket that we want to play, the aggressive way we know we can play, is going to be a good statement".

I think going out to jog, simple stuff, people can do.