Sentence examples for thought of turning from inspiring English sources

The charity's chief executive, Janine Rennie, said: "The thought of turning people away just absolutely keeps me awake at night.

Mr. D'Lugoff's thought of turning the Gate into a jazz museum was transformed into the Harlem plan.

I played a lot of snooker [but] the thought of turning professional seemed way more far-fetched than trying to be an actor.

Diving-suited, copper-helmeted, no thought of turning         back, Led by his grey lead boots way, way off the beaten track, He walks into Loch Ness.

"I met Rachel on one of my first days back," she said, "and she was like, 'Be our new literary editor.' " There was no thought of turning a profit.

"As much as I have wanted to return the Caravan location to a nightly, lively scene, I have resisted the thought of turning it into just another restaurant," at least until Reata came looking for a new home.

Beauregard and Johnston abandoned thoughts of turning McDowell's left flank and redeployed units to buttress their own crumbling left.

But before any thoughts of turning pro, Goss will attempt to win the low amateur title later this year at the US Open at Pinehurst.

Then he was introduced to yet another successful stand-up comic, Tim Allen, with thoughts of turning his act into a television series.

It might also bring closer the day when spare body parts can be grown from, say, skin cells of the person who needs them, eliminating the risk of tissue rejection.At the moment, such thoughts are science fiction as are thoughts of turning out human clones from skin cells.

I'm still haunted by the thought of Brian McMillan and Richardson turning a score of 150 for six into 350 against England.