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(1) But if the while I think on thee, dear friend, all losses are restored, and sorrows end.

(2) I think on balance I prefer the old system.

(3) Most people are nicer than you think on first acquaintance.

(4) Stay alert and think on your feet.

(5) She clasped them and tried to think on her feet.

(6) Industry today needs workers who can think on their feet and relearn their jobs constantly.

(7) He can think on his feet quicker than anyone I've ever met.

(8) I think on all these courses you've got to pick your spots.

(9) Their ability to think on their feet impressed the boss.

(10) He strove to think on a different plane of reason and insight.

(11) A few things to think on: Keep a journal and let off some steam.

(12) Haply I think on thee, and then my state.

(13) Think on this, you drunken rich, and scornful landlords.

(14) You must think on refining your talent even more.

(15) And I think on the whole our record is pretty good with, I agree, exceptions. There was McCarthy, there was the Red Scare after World War I.

(16) BLANCH : Can you rely solely do you think on the sheepskin to prevent bedsores?

(17) In this chapter, you will learn how to think on your feet and give short speeches without advance preparation.

(18) Pleasure would surround you[sentencedict .com], you'd think on death no more.

(19) In this job you need to be able to think on your feet.

(20) I'd never heard about the firm before, so I had to think on my feet.

(21) This will probably be to see if you can think on your feet and react well under stress.

(22) She had to use a lot of initiative and think on her feet.

(23) But she is very young; she has never been taught to think on serious subjects; and for the last half year, nay, for a twelvemonth, she has been given up to nothing but amusement and vanity.

(24) Grantham says. "The first one kind of choked on it, but Peter danced around the minefield like a tap dancer. I thought, 'That guy can really think on his feet."