Sentence examples for thought of bringing from inspiring English sources

I felt increasingly excited at the thought of bringing that man to the screen".

The thought of bringing pandas to Edinburgh first took hold in 2005.

"Everybody is quite right about the thought of bringing private money into higher education.

Interesting that no one thought of bringing Mary into the central story as a scientist, which would be the pertinent part for her.

During a break, Mr. Shapiro approached the Galleries' director, John Leighton: "I said, 'If you have any thought of bringing them to the U.S. to help your efforts, we'd help.' " That's how much partnerships infuse his thinking.

The councilman said he had first thought of bringing a pizza -- long a staple of the mayor's campaign diet -- but that his favorite pizzeria was closed that early in the morning.

With Harris testing the free agent market, the Nets had thoughts of bringing in another player to fill his role.

If the Mets have thoughts of bringing back Reed, though, they would be wise to move quickly, before the Twins become a victim of contraction and Reed is plunked into a dispersal draft.

I tell him that I left his father in the late stage of my childbearing years, and for years before and years after I was in tatters, and in those tatters I used all my energy to nurture my son, but had no thoughts of bringing another child into that whirlwind.

"What happens to those characters," Gibson maintains, "illustrates the impact of technology on society, and I find myself thinking sometimes that there isn't anything other than the impact of technology on society - possibly that has been more significant historically than any sort of political thought, in terms of bringing us to where we are now".

Thoughts or images of bringing harm to your child which you find utterly unbearable, gut-wrenching and deplorable and yet you can't control them from entering your mind…sound like something you've experienced?