| I had been turning this around in my mind for some time, trying to think through just what would make my kids worthy material for a book. |
| It would oblige them to think through certain practical issues at that point in time. |
| Another time the eldership of the church went away to think through strategically how to achieve the church's vision. |
| The first part encourages producers to think through their work before starting so they can anticipate and correct any hazards that may occur. |
| It's imperative that you don't act on impulse during this period, and that you think through the consequences of your actions. |
| The organisation would be well advised to use the time to think through the implications of the stance it has taken. |
