Do whatever you like, but I will tell you what I think will be most reasonable arrangement.
I will say what I think willbe best," answered Ulysses.
But this our condescension people do think will undo us, and I do much fear it.
Captain Perriman with me from Deptford, telling me many particulars how the King's business is ill ordered, and indeed so they are, God knows!
Pepys is not the only official personage whose ignorance of Nova Scotia is on record.
Mightily pleased with the noblenesse of this house, and the brave furniture and pictures, which indeed is very noble, and, being broke up, I with Sir G.
There we walked up and down the Yard and Wett Dock, and did our main business, which was to examine the proof of our new way of the call-books, which we think will be of great use.
I went home and there find Mercer, whose person I like well, and I think will do well, at least I hope so.
Madame de Boufflers(287) I think will die a martyr to a taste, which she fancied she had, and finds she has not.
My Richard the Third will go to press this week, and you shall have one of the first copies, which I think willbe in about a month, if you will tell me how to convey it: direct to Arlington street.
It was given out for to-night with rather more claps than hisses, but I think will not do unless they reduce it to three acts.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "think will" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
