Sentence examples for thought they'd find from inspiring English sources

Slobodan Milosevic, Saddam Hussein and Charles Taylor never thought they'd find themselves in the dock – but they did.

I'd thought they'd find it trivial, accept my word that "he probably didn't mean it, he sounds drunk".

I took three junior staff members along to the investment bank pricing the bonds because I thought they'd find it interesting.

To be honest, I didn't take it very seriously at first, because I thought they'd find somebody who's a much better singer than me.

Their new French maid suggested that they take her house in Maine for a few weeks; it was right on the water and she thought they'd find it rather pleasant, and she'd make them a prix d'ami.

We thought they'd find it hard to keep that up for 95 minutes, which they did.

The boys thought they'd found a piece of pork.

After talking with friends in the Rivertowns — the villages of Hastings, Dobbs Ferry, Irvington and Tarrytown, which dot the Hudson — they thought they'd found home.

In the 1950s and 60s, Southern governors thought they'd found a similar tactic to avoid the civil rights laws that they most despised.

The sheer wealth on display in this show of pre-Columbian luxury goods is jaw-dropping you can understand why the conquistadors thought they'd found El Dorado.

The Thunder thought they'd found the secret: dominate on the glass, and thereby create enough additional shots to nullify the three-point premium enjoyed by the Warriors.