Thinking that they would do the job, he turned his attention to religious matters.

") Thinking their days were numbered, the Stooges would sweat it out each and every year, with Cohn renewing their contract for another year at the eleventh hour.

Thinking he would not surpass the truck chase from Raiders of the Lost Ark ( because the truck was much faster than the tank ), he felt this sequence should be more story-based and needed to show Indiana and Henry helping each other.

For example, each of 64, 000 processors in a Thinking Machines CM-2 would execute the same instruction at the same time, allowing, for instance multiplications on 64, 000 pairs of numbers at a time.

Thinking she would turn back out to sea, the engineer soon saw that she had instead begun backing up, guns still firing.

The program WAIS, developed at Thinking Machines by Brewster Kahle, would later be influential in starting the Internet Archive and associated projects including the Rosetta Disk as part of Danny Hillis ' Clock of the Long Now.

Thinking he was dying, the Skull defiantly told Captain America that the Sleepers would avenge the Nazis ' defeat.

Thinking the movie would certainly not be a big success, he chose the 40K upfront payment.

Thinking that the friction of metal wheels on metal rails would be too low, John Blenkinsop built his locomotives for the Middleton Railway in 1812 with a 20 teeth, diameter cog wheel ( pinion ) on the left side that engaged in rack teeth ( two teeth per foot ) on the outer side of the rail, the metal " fishbelly " edge rail with its side rack being cast all in one piece, in three feet ( one yard ) lengths.

" Thinking it might be the only time he would get to use it, Phillips began to alternate between the two.

Thinking that the journalist already knew of Mrs. Childers ' proposed nomination, O ' Donnell confirmed that Rita Childers would indeed be the fifth president of Ireland.

Thinking they were near the Mediterranean, they headed into the wind hoping it would lead them to safety.

" Thinking that the original title was too blunt, unemotional, and would give away too much of the theme, Rand changed the title to Anthem.

Thinking that having a league centered around Grange would led to higher profits, McCarthy pulled Rock Island out of the NFL and joined the new league.

Thinking it would bring increased tourism to the national park which Grey Owl would be working at, along with serving as a platform where Grey Owl could promote his conservation work, James Harkin offered Grey Owl a job at the Riding Mountain National Park in early 1931.

At Thinking Machines Corporation, Hillis built a technical team with many people that would later become leaders in science and industry including Brewster Kahle, Guy Steele, Sydney Brenner, David Waltz, Jack Schwartz, and Eric Lander.

Thinking that the planned attack on Abyssinia would be crippled, Balbo asked for reinforcements in Libya.

Thinking that one national show that he fully owned would be more profitable for his company, Harmon produced 130 of his own half-hour shows from 1965 to 1967 titled Bozo's Big Top with WHDH-TV ( now WCVB-TV ) Boston's Bozo, Frank Avruch, for syndication in 1966.

Thinking Patterson would be acquitted, Judge Horton did not force Dr. Lynch to testify, but he had become convinced the defendants were innocent.

Thinking that there is no way Bean would hold his end of the bargain once he has Petra, Achilles attempts to kill the officer, only to be disarmed by him and knocked out by Bean, who does keep the terms and lets Achilles go.

Thinking that the editorship would mean giving up first class honours, Ogden consulted Henry Jackson, who advised him not to miss the opportunity.

Thinking judo would be a useful complement to his kendo and karate skills, he began training at a judo dojo in Ishioka.

Thinking that the USA would remain neutral while their ships were being attacked does indicate extreme naivety on Arthur Zimmermann's part.

* Simplicity: Thinking in an uncomplicated manner ; without ornamentation.

Thinking that Nelson might have fought to a stand-still but be unable to retreat without orders ( the Articles of War demanded that all ranks do their utmost against the enemy in battle ), at 1: 30pm Parker told his flag captain, " I will make the signal of recall for Nelson's sake.

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Thinking they would have arrived sooner, the men had carried only four days worth of rations ; they had gone without food for the last two days of the six-day march.

Thinking that he could get away from the chaos without further injury, Negrete was surprised to find policemen there.

Thinking they'll get busted, he takes off to meet Jared without waiting for Sam.

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Thinking requires a confrontation with stupidity, the state of being formlessly human without engaging any real problems.

Thinking himself to be among the U. S. Twenty-Third Infantry and intending to bring order back to the " new and undisciplined " troops, he realised to his horror that the soldiers were British and Alexander Fraser immediately took him prisoner at bayonet point.

Thinking that a change of scenery might help, Rothko returned to Portland.

Thinking that they might have a new breed, Hochenedel and LaFrance contacted Dr. Solveig Pflueger, a show judge, chairperson of The International Cat Association's ( TICA ) genetics committee and advisor to the Board of Directors.

On February 11, 1899, Francis filed an application for copyright of his painting “ Dog Looking At and Listening to a Phonograph .” Thinking the Edison-Bell Company located in New Jersey, USA, might find it useful, he presented it to James E. Hough, who promptly said, “ Dogs don ’ t listen to phonographs .” On May 31, 1899, Barraud went to the Maiden Lane offices of The Gramophone Company with the intention of borrowing a brass horn to replace the original black horn on the painting.

Thinking, perhaps, that the sound might go out, that " an abolitionist " had held forth several times to this community, and that the public feeling was not aroused to create mobs or disturbances, leaving the impression that all he said was concurred in, and received as gospel and the word of salvation.

According to Lavery, " Thinking that royal blue might be an appropriate colour, I mixed it on the palette, and taking a brush he applied it to the Garter ribbon.

Thinking might be criticized because one does not have all the relevant information – indeed, important information may remain undiscovered, or the information may not even be knowable – or because one makes unjustified inferences, uses inappropriate concepts, or fails to notice important implications.

Thinking it might help his sight, Dana left Harvard to enlist as a common sailor on a voyage around Cape Horn on the brig Pilgrim.

Thinking that he might have to be cremated against his wishes, his widow asked her friends whether they knew of a church that had space for him.

Thinking of securitization ( insurance ) as a panacea of all ills of a bad credit decision might spell the hedging of the risk in the form of transfer of the " hot potato ", from one issuer to the other

Thinking an aircraft might have crashed or been forced

Thinking that they might be foreigners, he tried several languages, and still there was no response.

Thinking he might die, he is prompted to confess a long-hidden secret: Homer has a half-brother.

Thinking that the birds might be " Cooper's Sandpipers " ( see below ), the two specimens were sent to the American Museum of Natural History in 1977 for comparison with the type specimen from which that form was named ; replies indicated that the birds were not of the same species ( Buckley 1988 ).

Thinking they might attack the people, and especially Dick, Le Moan tells them that she is alone on the island, that everyone else died in a storm.

Thinking the English might attempt to invest the city from both sides, the Constable left for Montauban to hold the crossings of the Tarn and the Garonne.