Does she think Mrs. Medlock would let me go? she asked, quite anxiously.

It was her idea.

You have to stop thinking about her.

Only think about her.

What was she thinking?

There's a slight difference between her thinking and mine.

Someone asked a lady teacher why she taught, and after some time, she said she wanted to think about that.

Well, she was shocked.

She thought for a few minutes.

She debated about his offer.

She considered his offer carefully.

She regards him as her master.

She agreed to my idea.

She agreed with my idea.

I read anger in her face.

I met a woman who forced me to challenge all my assumptions.

She dwelled on the matter for a long time.

Her idea counts for little.

She is contemplating a trip.

We're about ready to shove off. How do I get them to you?

She thinks in pictures.

She regarded the story as a joke.

Imagine yourself in her place.

She is consistent in her opinions.

Her ideas are quite original.

And I just thought about her every day, all the time.

Even she thinks john's a bad influence.

She thinks about him when she's feeling lonely.

Considering she's not real.

The more she thought about it, the less she liked it.

She wondered at the sudden change of his mind.

She laid her ideas before her chief.

She thinks of nothing but making money.

She is consistent in her opinions.

Do her ideas chime with yours?

Don't ignore her feelings.

She did not know what to say, so for a whole minute she said nothing.

He wasn't thinking about a woman.

How do you come into her world?

His ideas accord with theirs.

A good idea struck her.

I look on her as my best friend.

I think of her as my closest friend.

That seemed a good many people to like when you were not used to liking.

What do they think about every morning?