Sentence examples for work some thoughts from inspiring English sources

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

Before moving, as the hordes of readers I know are keen for me to do, onto the latest culinary delights of the Observer news editor's working life, some thoughts on last week's paper.

In a Chats in the Stacks book talk at Mann Library in March 2017, Dr. sharedWilliams shighlightslights from this work and some thoughts about what his findings suggest for the future of gay youth in an age of growing tolerance.

In a Chats in the Stacks book talk at Mann Library in March 2017, Savin-Williams shared highlights from this work and some thoughts about what his findings suggest for the future of gay youth in an age of growing tolerance.

Reluctantly, Umar, over the objections of his mother, put aside his thoughts about working some day in Silicon Valley.

"The Pride," which received excited attention when it opened in London in 2008, is a heartfelt work, with some thought-provoking observations about cultures of repression and openness.

You can interrupt people as they head to work with thoughts of the day ahead filling their minds.

Your article on religion in the workplace ("When God Goes to Work," July 25) prompted some thoughts on those indefatigable, Raid-proof soldiers who impose their beliefs on others during weekends.

I returned some calls, responded to a bunch of emails and worked on writing out some thoughts for another story.

"The English people I work with thought it was absolutely fantastic.

But the Red Sox and Ramirez understood that they were stuck with each other, and their tumultuous relationship seems to be working better than some thought it would.