Sentence examples for to start pondering from inspiring English sources

The thought of death… You're not supposed to start pondering it until you're old.

It may not be premature to start pondering the musical event of the year.

Politicians of all parties would do well to start pondering this as they also tackle benefit fraud.

"Him" is another example of Allen unbound; record labels don't usually want their young pop stars to start pondering the Great Unknown.

Needs for the Eliminated Never too early to start pondering off-season needs for the eliminated teams: COLTS Do something about the running game to help Peyton Manning, especially improving the offensive line.

You feel strange at 4,554m even after several obligatory days of acclimatisation and you'll never be really comfortable up here, physically or mentally: it doesn't take an over-active imagination to start pondering the big metal cables stretched over the top of the building to hold it to the ridge, as well as the storms that must rage around this unusual architectural device.

While waiting (in line at the bank, a coffee shop, a restaurant, the grocery store, or waiting for someone to pick you up, or a show on TV to start), ponder things, calculate, and memorize.

As the car arrives to take Massive Attack to their rehearsal in Bath, Del Naja and Marshall start pondering the band's longevity: the fact that, despite the endless upheavals and rows, they're somehow still here.

Turn right at the end of the street to find the best pizza in town at Pizzeria di Matteo (margherita €4) while you start pondering the cheapest and safest way to ship a handmade crib and a handful of terracotta figurines back home.

Once a startup gets its business model right, VCs will start pondering their "liquidity event," or a way to cash out.

"I really would want to see some really hard, believable evidence before I even start pondering a decision".