Sentence examples for thought to pick from inspiring English sources

I thought to pick her up, but I was wearing a long black wool coat and our cat was very white.

One also wonders about the sheer democracy of the project, the fair-minded curiosity about nearly every woman who thought to pick up a pen.

They have ignited an interest in reading among kids who may never have thought to pick up a book for the simple pleasure of recreational reading.

Sheep are thought to pick up the parasite by eating pasture grass or concentrated feed that is contaminated with cat faeces and preliminary studies indicate that nearly 70 per cent of British sheep have been exposed to the feline parasite.

The picture they endorse takes human language (and thought) to pick out things and properties in a mind-independent world and supposes that what people say (or think) is true just in case the things they pick out have the properties they attribute to them.

The electric drive being tested there could represent the next leap forward in ship design, as significant a technological shift as the one from sail to steam power in the 19th century.Even since the first intrepid boatman thought to pick up a piece of wood to paddle against the current, boat propulsion has been a terribly mechanical affair.

Better, he thinks, to pick your genes precisely and deliberately engineer them into the target.

But it's the latter who stand to gain the most from the manual, if they think to pick it up at all.

So I do think to pick out an example of somebody who lost their job unfortunately, this is part of capitalism.

"I've had parties where people spill drinks on the furniture and don't think to pick it up," he said, clearly galled at the effrontery.

At first, you may find it hard to join this cause, but it is not as hard as you may think to pick nouns that shine, to choose verbs that stun and to use fresh tropes that sing.