I mulled over his remark for a long time.
I mulled it over and decided that I should go.
Worried that this incident would sour a warm person, I mulled over what to do.
Vegetable sellers mulled around the scene of the explosion in its aftermath, looking dazed and in disbelief.
The English like to sip mulled wine as they sit round an open log fire in a traditional pub.
He took the mulled cider, then sat on one of the couches, his heart still beating rapidly.
Romania has long mulled the purchase of fighter planes but has delayed the decision because of a lack of funds.
And Sir Daniel, who was a very merry knight, none merrier in England, took a drink of his mulled ale, and lay back, smiling.
Time, then, to raise a glass of mulled wine to the EU's four freedoms of movement: people, goods, services and capital? Up to a point.
I've mulled over these warnings and have converged on what I think are some simple truths, from a purely astronomical perspective.
She lolls on the sofa and lulls herself with mulled beer or by mulling over how to make a mull of all dolls that dare to loll their heads on the shoulders of her sterling darling.
Romantic, individual and intimate colours ranging from ink and charcoal to regal shades of violet and purple, mulled lavenders and subdued blues fuse together in a new and absorbing palette.
Mr Obama has also mulled offering employers a cut in their share of the payroll tax when they hire new workers (the existing cut applies only to the employee's contribution).
