Examples of using "überlegte" in a sentence and their english translations:
So she paused to ask:
"I'm gonna make a choice based off of what's less bad."
I was just wondering how often this kind of thing happens.
Tom changed his mind at the last minute.
What made him change his mind?
Tom wondered where he might have put his passport.
Tom started to say something, but changed his mind.
Tom started to say something, but changed his mind.
Tom started to say something, but changed his mind.
I considered leaving school, but thought better of it.
Tom wondered if he had enough money to pay the bill.
Tom wondered whether he should let Mary go to Boston with John.
He wondered how many times the sun would rise before his salary would.
Tom intended to ask his boss for a raise, but he reconsidered.
Tom thought up several sentences and ran them past Mary before posting them on Tatoeba.
Tom's third marriage was unhappy and he was considering yet another divorce.
He thought better of marrying her.
I considered leaving school, but thought better of it.
Tom wondered if he should pretend to appreciate the dinner Mary made for him.
Tom wondered if Mary would think that eight in the morning was too early for him to open a bottle of wine.
Judit took the rook and led it to a7, but just before releasing it she changed her mind and left it at a3.
Tom's third marriage was unhappy and he was considering yet another divorce.
"When was the last time you used this?" asked Tom. Mary had a think. Finally she answered. "No idea – I can't remember." Tom nodded and chucked the object he'd just shown Mary over his shoulder into the rubbish bin.
When Mary’s brother found out about the friendship between Tom and Mary during one of their study sessions, he was about to beat Tom up, until he figured out a way to profit from this. He decided to allow him to keep seeing her only if he did "favors" for him "every now and then". And if he ever weaseled out or snitched on them, he'd sneak into his room at night and personally suffocate him.
"That'll be thirteen dollars." The cashier had rounded up to the nearest dollar. Odd, but who cared? It was all Tom could do to keep his arm from shaking as he slammed a crumpled $20 bill on the countertop and grabbed his stuff, not even bothering to pick up the change. "Come again," the cashier recited. "The hell I will," Tom grumbled under his breath as he speed-walked to his car, relieved that was over, still trying to figure out how to free himself from John’s grasp.