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She pondered these possibilities until she tottered into a larger choice: she did not have to write a sonnet.

For more than a decade, I pondered the question of why the 20th century was characterized by so much brutal upheaval.

All day long she pondered that strange question of the Master. Then she suddenly saw the answer and fell into Enlightenment.

Wang pondered, then said he was actually relieved to leave Beijing. "Besides, " he added.

All day he pondered it, then came to the monastery to say, "Maybe you are not as different from the fish as I thought. Or I from you" .

Watson pondered for a minute. " Astronomically , it tells me that there are millions of galaxies and potentially billions of planets. "

Present I, have many matters to have as if every day to think, pondered sometimes the matter presses me not to gasp for breath.

Single body with five bows are ready to emit, spread, cover, match, and swallow should be pondered and studied profoundly.

Instead he has found a career and a lifestyle he never pondered.

When Zi Sang was eating, Zi Yu sat beside him. Zi Yu closed his eyes and pondered on the question of destiny.

As I pondered Rowbottom's words, it occurred to me that the converse might also be true.

Philosophers had pondered this sort of question for millennia, long before anyone thought to examine it in a lab.

'We all pondered in the absence of any action why the heck this person drawing a decent salary was allowed to do this stuff, ' he says.

It is one of the problems pondered most by enterprises on how Chinese companies keep talents to put themselves in an invincible position.

However, I would like to give some guidelines for people who have thoughtfully pondered the question of the meaning of space-time.

Pondered that some other things, do not go to think you at the sexual intercourse, let the bioelectricity growth reduce, or slows down.

If asked about the net benefit or cost of Wikileaks' disclosures, how many would have pondered the matter deeply?

TYPICAL USE: When I asked his advice, he pondered the matter and then told me not to go.

When I asked her advice, she pondered the matter and then told me not to go.

You may have occasionally pondered whether to synchronize an entire method call or only the thread-safe subset of that method.

As if all without enough time pondered actually wants is any type life, how wants to live.

She pondered that one for a minute, no doubt mystified as to how a father as misinformed as hers could have possibly spawned a scientist.

Such dilemmas might be pondered one day by future humans living on a planet orbiting a cataclysmic variable binary star system.

For almost a year he pondered what the sound of one hand might be.

She cast her eyes over the paper, pondered, and caught the meaning.

Pundits pondered whether the legalisation of gay marriage in California would have an impact on the general election.

She pondered his marriage proposal for a week.

They are what I pondered as a child experiencing my own twists and turns in life.

I pondered, and worried myself to discover what it could be, and, most strangely, the whole last seven years of my life grew a blank!

The shop owner pondered a bit and said, " I bet that bird is bored. He needs some toys. "

I was so freaked out by the idea of putting my life in storage and jumping off the known career path that I pondered the decision to death.

Psychologists have pondered this question for centuries. Does it really matter if you were born earlier or later than your siblings ?

Unfortunately for Mr Obama, some of his academic chums have pondered seriously and publicly about the questions.

As I collected my wits and moved on, through the turnstiles and back to my normal routine, I pondered the incident.

I pondered if you knew you were destroying a family, if you knew your joy would bring endless tears to us.

There he pondered over places which he might look up.

Igel pondered over that secret sentence, then chewed on his own thoughts before spitting them out.

He pondered the question as it came through the interpreter, then took my notebook from my hand.

The great detective sat in the library of Foxton Manor and watched the sun set and the twilight darker into night, and he pondered.

For decades, scientists have pondered why Mars has such a thin atmosphere, but now we wonder: Why does it have any atmosphere left at all?

Stocks have taken a pounding today as investors pondered the demise of Lehman Brothers and a takeover of Merrill Lynch.

He drew on his cigarette and savoured his listeners' curious looks as they pondered this unexpected opening .

"He and the council had already pondered the list of members returned to the parliament" (John Morley).

Myriad scholars and researchers have pondered the true meaning of these convoluted phrases in the Shanghai Communique of 1972.

In the introduction I pondered why poets struggle to let deep emotion flow through narrow forms of art.

The novelist had pondered over the contemplated novel for months before he put pen to paper.

The phenomena of non-governmentally operated publication are also briefly introduced, analyzed and pondered at the ending of this paper.

I pondered this earlier today, as I watched the lions devour the buffalo, the leopard attack the impala, the baboons stealing breakfast.

But Mary treasured up all these things and pondered them in her heart.

As the winds and blinding snow died down, the man's soul became hushed and quiet while he pondered this wonderful thought.

First we pondered what sort of game we wanted to write.

Since the second world war, game theorists have pondered strategy, deterrence and Armageddon.

While many fans pondered the mythology of "Lost, " others were drawn to its depth.

He pondered over the incident, asking himself again and again how it could have happened.

But Mary kept all these things, and pondered them in her heart.

I pondered over the incident, asking myself again and again how it could have happened.

Watching her, I pondered doing something uplifting with the rest of the day.

In the past, I have pondered over a design problem for days, and sometimes never come up with a solution that I felt was ideal.

I have pondered before the very clever explanations economists produce to explain why prices do not rise to equalise supply and demand.

At first, this complex question makes them to feel disheartened, but passes through carefully pondered they finally studied solution.

I pondered along the way about happiness and its sources. Where it comes from?

Some officials have pondered making a stronger commitment to keep short-term rates on hold for a long period of time.

This for pondered " Being And Time" the paradox question has provided the very good theory reference.

With the great seriousness I pondered upon the problem.

Parents pondered dispatching their children to "swine flu parties" , to contract the illness before it mutated.

The fifth chapter pondered relations between the ink play and the present contemporary ink and wash painting.

Some questions about New Mathematics Curriculum implementing are be concerned and pondered.

I stretched out like a stick be-tween the crisp sheets and pondered my good fortune.

Investigators have, however, pondered one other remote possibility.

And in among pondered the use direct insertion sort algorithm carries on the arrangement to the inquiry result.

HE'D SLEPT LITTLE LAST night as he pondered his dilemma.

He has pondered deeply over a moment finally, the tune being learning a child has said that and then: "Mother , I need to piss " !

For centuries, philosophers and scientists have pondered this question.

the woman is a very lovely two feet animal , and very pondered - over advanced animal too.

In those days of solitude, I pondered what I needed to change to keep my soul in shape. The more I listened, the longer grew the list.

Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary.

A CAT caught a Cock, and pondered how he might find a reasonable excuse for eating him.

Mary pondered bitterly upon the meaning of life . . .

With job losses mounting, governments pondered measures to stave off a deep economic slump.

Scholars have pondered this mystery for well over a century.

Zhou Yu envied Zhuge Liang his brilliance and felt he was a danger to Wu. So he often pondered how to kill Zhuge Liang.

In our new book Great by Choice, Jim Collins and I pondered that question.

The concept is not new: in 2000, the movie "Pay It Forward" pondered the effect of favours being passed on rather than being returned.

He pondered with a trembling heart on the words he had just heard.

I pondered it long, lying sleepless in my bunk and reviewing in endless procession the facts of the situation.

Pondered, I heard a cry like a baby voice, one looked and!

In Chapter 4, some conclusions are made and some questions worthy to be pondered deeply over are put forth.

The more difficult thing to grasp is why anyone turns up at all. I've pondered this for some time and come up with four reasons.

He pondered awhile, and examined the humps and slopes that surrounded them.

Roosevelt pondered Churchill's message in the letter for two days and then apparently resolved to act swiftly.

Roosevelt pondered Churchill's message in the letter for two days and then apparently resolved to act swiftly.

They pondered the advisability of another attempt.

"How did she become a Christian? " Abner pondered.

His brow resting on his paw, he pondered long and deeply.

Studied, crafted, pondered, full of power.

Laura pondered upon the meaning of life.

So he put his paw to his nose and pondered.

Experts have long pondered why flu and other respiratory viruses spread more in winter.

Finally, the future developments of search and rescue are pondered, and suggestions on their. . .

When I lie down calmly pondered when the bed, I only then soberly realize myself to sleepwalk .

I pondered this sentence painfully, after he was gone.

Here has become martyrs Remembrance of the past later pondered the historical sites.

She pondered his marriage proposal for weeks.

I have often pondered the mysteries of reading, but you don't realize the advantages until you actually began reading.

The more he pondered the more was he puzzled. Were there any cows to milk here?

He pondered for some minutes before giving an answer.

And in addition to being wise, the Preacher also taught the people knowledge; and he pondered and studied and arranged many proverbs.

I enjoyed and pondered my tremendous flight.

It is left holding a book, pen in hand and pondered the work this month then?

In cleaning the house she pondered upon the maid 's room.

He pondered his words thoroughly.

"Hmmm, things left behind. . . " I pondered to myself.

Long I pondered my king's cryptic talk of victory.

Raises oneself pondered the question and solves the question method and so on.

All the way she pondered her problem.

How to assume administerial responsibility and how to forbid abuse of administerial power are subjects that people have always pondered.

They gave me a lot of advice and help so that I pondered the problem more deeply and carefully.

There is improvisation and it is the pragmatic aspect of England's game that has to be pondered.

If you have not pondered about your personal loyalty yet, it's high time now to do so!

Freedom is a very important philosophical problem, and many sages have pondered on it all of ages and they have all kinds of understandings.

Yet, dependence on repos carries a big, if rarely pondered, risk.

Tin is sent and pondered alone.

Most likely, it is not something you have pondered.

This is a question that Darwin pondered for years.

Hey cyclers, when you think of biking and think of downhills, have you ever pondered where the biggest downhill in the world may be.

I pondered. I know that when the sight is taken away, the other senses become sharper.

There is a particular Wag aesthetic that has developed, and Kervin says she has often pondered why this is.

What else is there in common between Bermuda and Hong Kong, I pondered, which might have promoted the mix-up?

You have pondered long enough, it is time to decide.

This article analyzed and pondered community health care for the old in China by studying the health care service for the old in Japan.

Some Hong Kong and international toy companies have pondered moving production to countries with lower costs, such as Vietnam or India.

Issues to be pondered by Chinese medical workers in the "Three Stresses" campaign

Pondered on the supervision and management of rat killer of severe toxicity

Pondered again to the state -owned bank property right reform

Prom morning till night he pondered the problem and reckoned up his money;

Fed's secret video conference pondered long-term rate target

Like malachite not pondered over

We pondered life and death