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think up
1. to adjust her approach and think up a new plan
2. “I’m sure the wizards in there can think up much more devious plans than I ever could
3. Harry rescued them, “That sounds like something they'd think up for you to do; doesn't it!?” and his own laughter infected them
4. He could lie here all day and think up fun shapes in the clouds
5. As we think upon God and meditate on Him, we
6. I shall think upon your advice
7. You’ll need to think up a cool and catchy title too, that would be real good J
8. "But what about the stalls?" I reasoned, trying to raise as many objections as I could think up
9. Finished her sandwich, she sat quietly and Frank wondered if she was having second thoughts - or was maybe trying to think up a better story
10. All we had to do was unload, and have a nap, and think up our next stunt
11. When it hadn’t come I began to think upon what I’d heard
12. It was the first time I'd seen him unable to think up a witty retort
13. I tried to think up an alternative explanation, but then the reality hit me and I could do nothing more than grip onto Itsuki's shoulder in fear
14. You can consciously think up any number of things that you could be doing, or ways
15. Come to the hotel while I think up an answer,’ he said
16. Moshe tried not to think upon how short a time it had taken for such a ghastly event to have come to completion
17. Moshe tried not to think upon how short a time it had taken for such a ghastly event to have
18. I was trying to think up a sob story for the waitress when a rumble shook the whole building; a motorcycle the size of a baby elephant had pulled up to the curb
19. After all the training I’d done, that was the best he could think up
20. Tony: If you’re interested, I could think up another way for you to say thank you
21. I scratchd my head and tried to think up some questions
22. They have to think up names for all the
23. then think up scenarios where one
24. I was trying to think up of some case scenarios for our
25. You may need to think up loads of sentences for each word,
26. You need extremely creative imagination to think up THAT sort of context all by
27. ‘what-ifs’ and the Chief encouraged the sailors to think up new ones all the time, such as ‘what if it’s
28. It takes me a second to think up an excuse
29. brandy, and trying to think up how I could think up a plan to think up a plan
30. Thus, for the sake of this illustrious intention Al’lah had inspired him to think up the extremely clever and inventive idea for concealing the gold and sending it out of Turkey
31. Danny suggested the band members brainstorm to think up new ideas that might add a bit of pizzazz to the band, something he called “blue sky thinking
32. She needed to think up an idea
33. “If you have to think up options, you’re lying
34. But then again, how could he possibly think up such an aspect when all he had to think about was himself? How could he possibly invent such a thing, which needed the input from a second person, when all the base material he had was himself, a single person?
35. 1-2-3, hell, couldn’t he think up anything more original?
36. The players themselves will have to think up their own plays
37. Absent from their farm chores, unable to pay all the complex tithing systems that the rich had invented, and used: to screw poorer farmers out of every penny by using every cunning artifice their greedy little minds could think up
38. So, Michael, it is a Monday night and you have to rush off to sleep and you have given me the headache of having to think up how to end my evening
39. think up something else
40. way the painter could think up
41. Later on, you would go over the incident and think up some ‘logical’ explanation for the event;
42. every way the painter could think up
43. He’d made it into an island paradise and she marveled at what he would think up next
44. Many painting in museums and churches show Satan and his demons roasting those in Hell, and tormenting them in every way the painters could think up
45. Nor is this indisposition to think upon many of the articles of modern faith wholly inexcusable
46. She could pretend to sleep and think up a plan
47. Answer, and think upon this business
48. the power of imagination to think up ideas for new products, machines and improvements
49. He could think up a plausible excuse
50. He was going to have to think up an elaborate story to account for this pantomime
