Sentence examples for thought wild from inspiring English sources
"It was the epitome of what you thought wild college was about".
Having bought the old Wild Rose Cafe, I thought Wild Roes would be a deft homage to the past and a peek into the future of a seafood restaurant.
I mean, who actually thought Wild Wild West was worth seeing a second time, let alone basing your entire life around?
Always, Joana's internal narrative expands each moment into a universe of thought: wild, chaotic, ricocheting between despair and joy, contradictory and logical, utterly fierce.
"When I think Pagans, I think wild, crazy people," Ms. Sexton said.
Moreover, he went on, "people always think wild is better than farmed, so they will just pay more for wild".
By 2080, scientists think wild coffee, which is important for genetic diversity of farmed coffee, could be extinct.
Some people think wild animals are unhappy in captivity but that is not true What the occupants of a zoo suffer from most is boredome.
"I guess it creeps in there," Glavine said, when asked if the Braves ever think wild card and not first place.
For it, Copeland has played the Firebird, in "Firebird" (think wild jumps); Swanilda, in "Coppélia" (dirndls and dolls); Gamzatti, in "La Bayadère" (fury and theophany); and Lescaut's mistress, in "Manon" (blond wig and longing).
