Sentence examples for title some thoughts from inspiring English sources

The letters eventually were printed in book form under the title Some Thoughts Concerning Education (1693), and seem to have had enormous influence down the ages upon educational practice; after two centuries the book had run through some 35 English editions and well over thirty foreign editions, and it is still in print and is frequently excerpted in books of readings in philosophy of education.

If TV commissioners know what's good for them they'll reprise One Man And His Dog for Iggy and Biggy – a worldwide smash awaits about One Man And His Co… On second thoughts, they might need to give the title some thought.

Thanks also to Montgomery County, which stepped in at a critical juncture to assume title and, some thought, considerable risk after transfer out of federal ownership.

It's an incredible achievement for a title that some thought would struggle to equal, let alone eclipse, the success of Modern Warfare 2, the previous instalment in the series.

And as the title winkingly implies, he shared some thoughts about religion.

I thought we could kick off the discussion with some thoughts on the title.

Here are some thoughts from Naím's title, which sets out to "understand what it takes to get power, to keep it, and to lose it", which Clegg may find useful.

He had some thoughts on how these games differ from traditional console titles too.

The title alludes to Burgh's Thoughts on Education (1747), which in turn alludes to John Locke's 1693 work, Some Thoughts Concerning Education.

The title conjures thoughts of fire walls, but also freefall.

Here she is, serving for match point and the title: Your thoughts?