Examples of 'think the sea' in a sentence
Meaning of "think the sea"
think the sea: A phrase indicating that one should consider all possibilities or options before making a decision or judgment, often used to suggest open-mindedness
How to use "think the sea" in a sentence
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think the sea
I think the sea air would be invigorating.
Did I ever tell you I used to think the sea was called the see.
I think the sea offers a great many.
What about the stage? I think the sea offers a great many.
I think the sea is one of the biggest.
I am starting to think the sea captain is not coming back.
I think the sea is going to be important in this one.
Achilles? What do you think the sea makes of it all, Patroklus?
I think the sea otters are waiting for you.
When do you think the sea is more beautiful?
I think the sea swallowed them.
I am starting to think the sea captain is not coming back . Yeah.
I think the sea food cut me.
I do not think the sea killed this one.
I think the sea is the last place a person can really be free.
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I do not think the sea did this, Jane.
I think the sea food cut me. We were up to four trips.
You would think the sea would have taken more of them.
I think the sea suits us.
You would think the sea would have taken more ofthem.
I think the sea is a mistake.
You would think the sea air would blow the smuts away.
I think the Sea God must really exist.
What do you think the sea makes of it all, Patroklus?
Think the sea looks beautiful from the beach? You should see what 's happening below.
You'd think the sea would have taken more of them.
I do not think the sea has anything to do with how I am feeling, sir.
You 'd think the sea would 've taken more of them.
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