Sentence examples for thought to spend from inspiring English sources

It was blasphemous, he thought, to spend an entire summer inside.

What a day, I suddenly thought, to spend with strangers in flight.

It was thought to spend most of its time in the trees, we now know it actually spends most of its time on the ground.

Some economists believe that unemployment insurance stimulates spending because unemployed people are thought to spend most, if not all, of the money they have on hand.

Mr Eastman is thought to spend between $40,000 and $60,000 each month on maintaining his Futrono ranch, which includes paying for a vet, grooms and a team of horse-breeding experts.

Historical linguists are sometimes thought to spend their time deciphering unknown scripts and languages, although in reality most of them just look at the history of perfectly well-understood tongues.

Such statistics would also be evidence of an imbalance, but no one would think to spend $9 million to redress it.

"It was the right town for as high as we could even think to spend," Mr. Segal said.

(None of these citizens, needless to say, would think to spend two minutes inside any of these sad little domiciles now, which is where I get in the picture).

Would it not be better, he might think, to spend his energy and credit on avoiding the fiscal cliff or mediating (yet again) the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or initiating real immigration reform?

Those same teens and tweens are too young for most formal jobs and even volunteering opportunities, and may also be too immature (no matter what they think) to spend full days all summer without parental supervision if both parents work.