Sentence examples for thought was well from inspiring English sources
"My first thought was Well, good for the school district for doing a fine job protecting our kids.
"My first thought was, 'Well, that's not very nice,' " he told The Washington Post on Wednesday night.
"My first thought was, 'Well, why not make a TV series about firewood?'" Mr. Moeklebust said in an interview.
"I was very fortunate mid-turn because I got behind the favourite, and then she got a jump on me and my first thought was, well, I'll be a good third.
In fact, she says, "I think our first thought was, 'Well, at least we have a third act.'" As it turned out, Bigelow and Boal, who had successfully collaborated on The Hurt Locker three years earlier, quickly realised it was not a third act but "the entire story".
Smith said: "My first thought was: 'Well, what have you investigated, and who have you investigated?'" Rowlinson, who died in 2006 aged 83, became sufficiently concerned about Bennell, a man he described as a "Pied Piper figure" with "a magnetic attraction with boys", he contacted Manchester City, where they, too, had received a complaint about Bennell bringing boys into his room late at night.
Both schools of thought are well represented in the godless gang.
The importance of his frequently misinterpreted philosophy in the formation of medieval Christian thought is well known.
The same thought is well summarized in 6 A Corbin, Contracts, s. 1512 19622): "It has often been said that an agreement for the doing of that which is forbidden by statute is itself illegal and necessarily unenforceable.
The same thought is well summarized in 6 A Corbin, Contracts, s. 1512 (1962): 'It has often been said that an agreement for the doing of that which is forbidden by statute is itself illegal and necessarily unenforceable.
But right in the middle of the Yale Repertory Theater's production of "The Ladies of the Camellias," there comes the man with the gun and the dynamite, and your first thought is, "Well, so much for the fireworks".
