Sentence examples for thought of calling from inspiring English sources

The thought of calling Hector and Sue her parents was strange.

Since I was in a state of semiconsciousness, the thought of calling my lifestyle manager did not occur.

"If Germany steps in, there will be people on the Athens street who will say the Wehrmacht is back," an economist remarks.European officials are privately horrified at the thought of calling in the IMF to bail Greece out.

Ms. Viezbicke (pronounced Viz-BICK-ee) will put all her wiles on display starting May 15, when the zoo opens Tiger Mountain, a new, three-acre wooded playpen that, yes, some thought of calling Tiger Woods.

I dreaded the thought of calling Jon at Bideawee to confess we'd failed so tragically and so soon.

But that is what they have always done, even before some thought leader thought of calling them thought leaders.

Haven't you wanted to just let your kids go, but the thought of someone calling authorities because you let kids walk to the park and play alone--no one wants to deal with that.

The immediate thought of "being called back to active duty" was a jolt of reality.

I never raised my hand in class and would tremble at the thought of being called on.

And – lo! – any thoughts Gordon Brown might have entertained of calling an election were shelved.

I make long-distance phone calls almost daily, with no thought of peak calling hours or dime-a-minute rates.