Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Thought came in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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A thought came to me.
I sat down, and a thought came to me.
The thought came up:"I never want to quit this place again!
And a queer thought came to her.
The thought came to me, but- But you feared the Mongol dog!
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And then the thought came to them.
I sat down, and a thought came to me.
But then the thought came to take God's word.
But it's not enough for a business blog to write whatever the very first thought came to mind.
Suddenly the thought came to Me to go forth from the mosque.
A thought came as the children quickly placed the statue of Our Lady before them as they were kneeling.
On August 15th," she wrote,"as I was in prayer before the grotto, the thought came to me that Mary had led me there to place the initiative
The thought came to me that if Gurumayi had had a modicum of courage that she would confront the'secrets' of Siddha Yoga.
On September 15, 1864, he was praying in Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome, when a thought came to him: to put his ideas about Africa in writing
And then a thought came across my mind: if things go pear-shaped on this swim,
When this thought came to me, I realized that high in the mountains I had experienced that cold was, in effect, not cold at all.
One day, the thought came to him to establish a house to receive women who were on pilgrimage,
By thinking came to you it through difficult times.
Then thought comes in with"oh, silence, how interesting!
As he is at another level of need, a new thought come to him.
And acting without thinking comes from the heart.
With great thinking comes greater responsibility.
I think coming from Norway….
Don't worry thinking comes later.
Thinking comes later.
Don't worry thinking comes later.
This line of thinking came from my own wrong thought patterns concerning covenant
Then thinking came about- the perception of perceptions-;
then I took a good, hard look in the mirror and thought, come on.
And this thinking comes back or is like a thread through all the religions that they do not become happier by money