Example sentences of "thought of [adj] " in BNC.
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1 | Should have thought of that before . |
2 | Well , now , my dear , I had n't thought of that . |
3 | ‘ But what will it say — have you thought of that ? ’ |
4 | Asked if any tribes he admires would allow the kind of eccentricity the English tribe had allowed him , he said ‘ I had never thought of that ’ . |
5 | I have been producing guidebooks for fifteen years and I have never thought of that . |
6 | He sometimes wondered why she had n't thought of that . |
7 | What happened next is something I shall never forget , and I have thought of that moment incessantly ever since it happened . |
8 | ‘ I 'd thought of that . ’ |
9 | Have you thought of that ? ’ |
10 | No , I have thought of that , I shall have to waste time , to sit about until she returns , and what help can she ever be ? |
11 | Have you thought of that ? ’ |
12 | Yet I had not thought of that banner for years . |
13 | And going away , he 'd thought of that too . |
14 | ‘ I 'd never thought of that , ’ replied Mcduff . |
15 | ‘ I had n't thought of that . |
16 | He said , ‘ Shall I get a bottle of wine ? ’ and Val said , disagreeably and truthfully , ‘ You should have thought of that some time back ; it 'll all go cold . ’ |
17 | ‘ Aye , I 've thought of that . |
18 | ‘ I 've thought of that , ’ he continued , ‘ but the problem seems to be this . |
19 | It costs money to get in , have you thought of that ? ’ |
20 | ‘ Have you thought of that ? |
21 | She had not thought of that . |
22 | Or had n't you thought of that ? ’ |
23 | ‘ I 've thought of that , but I 'd better not . |
24 | Now why had he thought of that ? |
25 | ‘ He should have thought of that earlier . ’ |
26 | Have you thought of that , Joan de Warenne ? ’ |
27 | I had n't thought of that . ’ |
28 | ‘ I had n't thought of that . |
29 | ‘ I have thought of that . |
30 | ‘ I had thought of that myself , ’ says Colin |