Sentence examples for town thinking from inspiring English sources

Years later, Kumari had nothing left from those years besides a small box she stole from her burning town, thinking it could be used for her dolls to sleep in.

These are used with particular brilliance to capture the visionary gropings of Valuska, who wanders through the town thinking cosmic thoughts, and of Mr. Eszter, who, for years, has been obsessed with tuning his piano to Werckmeister's old harmonic system, and then with choosing one suite of music to play for the rest of his life.

Is it going to be a net plus?" The weekend war of words between Corker and Trump had left Rogers, like many lobbyists in town, thinking not so much of the actual world war that Corker warned about (though he's worried about that, too) but about the fate of Trump's proposed tax-reform plan.

The man is most ecstatic as he runs to the nearest town, thinking how wealthy he will now be.

On my last morning, I hiked up to the series of waterfalls outside of town, thinking it was strange that everyone kept telling me to take a guide on this easy 10 km hike, but as I meandered through the coca fields, suspicious drug-lord lackey types watched carefully and I realized that may have been worth-while advice.

"I just don't want no-one to look at our little town thinking we're a bunch of wild animals.

Some, such as Glasgow and Liverpool, sent many of their citizens to live in distant "new towns", thinking that they were exporting their troubles.

"This is an extensive and exhaustive search for what people in town are thinking and what people out of town are thinking".

"Everyone in town is thinking, What compelled him to do this?" the friend said.

Still, the town is thinking about lowering taxes again -- by one tax point.

Dearman had told me that some people in the town were thinking of building a memorial to the murdered civil-rights workers.