Significats de much forethought en anglès

Since he'd come without much forethought, he'd brought nothing to read.

As much as he liked Bennett, his friend generally acted without much forethought.

Our position was not chosen with much forethought or military skill.

She makes a plan then, swiftly and without much forethought.

Amongst those three one had much forethought and always liked to provide for what was coming.

The choice to return to mortality is thus a difficult one, made with much forethought and deliberation.

Hence it requires much forethought and reflection.

Lecturers were also to be obtained by this committee, and this involved much forethought and preparation of the field.

The letter should be addressed to Mr. Western, and was one which could not be written without much forethought.

After much forethought and self-denial, Dick had saved seven shillings and sixpence, the price of a badly constructed Belgian revolver.

They, no doubt, collected it in small quantities, without labor and without much forethought, and with this small supply were content.

Hence these two only, viz., he that has much forethought and he that has presence of mind, succeed in obtaining happiness.

He prepared surprises for her with as much forethought and trouble as though he were contriving mines to blow up an enemy.

When, after much forethought, he has found something to do and has begun doing it, there is a cry of "Stand clear!"

The offspring of marriage, the most precious of all fortunes, deserves surely as much forethought as is bestowed upon the offspring of the lower animals.

That was indeed an anxious time when the four MacNicols proceeded to try the net on which they had spent so much forethought and labour.