Sentence examples for thought of putting from inspiring English sources

Thought of putting things in it, or even planting something.

He is aghast at the thought of putting such precious material in a bathroom.

The thought of putting it on evokes sheer terror, but its originality is staggering.

Invariably, the thought of putting notes to staff paper seems ridiculous -- a ludicrous vanity.

One cringes at the thought of putting together such compilations of the written word.

And the thought of putting on a white coat filled him with dread.

Most civilised people squirm at the thought of putting suspected terrorists on the rack or pulling off toenails.

Most Italians, Mr. Ambrosini said, still "feel ashamed" at the thought of putting their elders into a nursing home.

A year ago, the mere thought of putting the team's hopes on his shoulders would have horrified Giants fans.

"We won't forgive her for thinking she was the Queen Of 'Strictly', we don't like the thought of putting fame before family – and she has great legs".

My mother was pleased that I was chosen for a starring role, but the thought of putting together a costume seemed to make her whole face quiver.