Examples of using To think that something in English and their translations into Swedish
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And I used to think that something would save us.
And I think it's just that part of you that wants to think that something is okay.
Starting to think that something's happening there.
Because your mom seems to think that something's going on.
To think that something so horrible could result in something so… lovely.
Because I don't want my family to think that something is going on.
She needs to think that something really awful has happened to me.
I try to think that something good always comes out of everything, and that things happen for a reason.
You're going to think that something happened with Professor Lucien?
And I began to think that something in me had really been crying out for stillness, but of course I couldn't hear it
I had never stopped to think that something bad could happen to anyone that I knew.
He used to think that something terrible could happen to us at any time.
In order not to be frightened and not to think that something is wrong with the baby,
It's easy to think that something in the street can fill the bad feeling inside, but you know what?
Not that there's any reason to think that something has changed,
It's crazy to think that something as beautiful as a butterfly
(2) How remarkable to think that something akin to today's problems in France already existed over 80 years ago.
And while it may titillate some people to think that something sinister happened that night,
I started to think that maybe something.
Harold won the horseshoe tournament for the second year in a row, and I happen to think that's something to brag about. Uh.