Sentence examples for thought to talk from inspiring English sources

"I also met a Capitol policewoman down there who I never would have thought to talk to.

If only they had thought to talk about Verdi…) At one point, Plomley asks about her early aspirations: PLOMLEY: Now, as a schoolgirl, what were your ambitions?

But even if he had thought to talk about it, he would have had no idea of the long chain of events that connected him and Giacomo.

(I'd also recommend, as sort of companion piece, listening to the episode featuring Arthur Scargill, Thatcher's bitter foe from the National Union of Mineworkers. If only they had thought to talk about Verdi…) At one point, Plomley asks about her early aspirations: PLOMLEY: Now, as a schoolgirl, what were your ambitions?

Maria Hetem, the 47-year-old owner of a dog grooming salon based in Lebanon, N.J., noticed changes in the way she was sleeping over a decade ago but never thought to talk to a doctor about it.

"Late in the process I thought to talk to one of these doctors who are over-prescribing medication.

We wanted to inspire them to think, to talk and to act," Mr. Bernhagen said.

Married at 38, she didn't think to talk to her obstetrician-gynecologist about fertility before then.

It's not only frivolous, as people think, to talk about fashion and clothes and all of that.

I'm a guy, so no one thinks to talk to me.

"It's the right time, I think, to talk about public art".