Sentence examples for thought to moving from inspiring English sources

And Ms. Ramsden has given thought to moving near one of her children.

But I never gave much thought to moving to Manhattan.

The director Dave Meyers makes a lively effort to translate this tenor of thought to moving images.

Nor has it said whether Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta or Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, gave any thought to moving forces in the region as a precaution.

After a second meeting with Silverman, Patti and Martin gave some thought to moving to the Denver area, which had eight or ten very strong gifted schools and programs, and where Brandenn had grandparents and cousins.

Microsoft, by the way, has certainly given some thought to moving in this direction – see this video (works in IE only) for information on their Project Tesla.

He's designed a machine, the BrainGate, that uses thought to move objects.

Svetlana was scared; it was time, she thought, to move on.

In comparison to the bubble-propelled microjets, the titania microtubes are thought to move by diffusiophoresis [58].

Sleep is usually divided into five different phases, and people were generally thought to move through these sleep phases in periods lasting 15 to 30 minutes.

Specifics of magma transport through the crust below volcanic fields are debated (Lister and Kerr 1991; Buck 2006; Tait and Taisne 2013), but generally it is thought to move via dyke propagation (Valentine and Hirano 2010).