A diehard fan of Indiana Jones, images of fortune and glory sprung to mind.
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For 45 minutes at Ms. Cook's side, Mr. Pizzarelli played whatever sprung to mind.
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As soon as I heard that, this image sprung to mind: a melding of the Lincoln Memorial and the Pietà.
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The Redditor who posted this conversation to the /r/gameofthrones subreddit explained it sprung to mind immediately after realizing what was left of Daenerys' army.
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It was my duty—my journalistic obligation—to investigate these images, find out their story, and answer the question that immediately sprung to mind: wtf?
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The first thought that sprung to mind — after disbelief, terror and awe — was that these babies, no matter what, could not turn out like our dog.
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Voksi had spent dozens of hours trying to break Denuvo, but when this idea sprung to mind, it only took four hours to test, implement, and release to the world.
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The word that sprung to mind when I heard the EP for the first time was "euphoria" and I've always wondered if that's an emotion you attach to your own music?
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Odds: 4/1Why he could sign there: When it first became clear that Brady would become a free agent this offseason, the Los Angeles Chargers immediately sprung to mind as a potential destination.
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Asked to define what a shift in consciousness might look like, Mr. Nance again brought up his nieces and nephews, the ones that sprung to mind when he read about the shooting of Antwon Rose.
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Indeed, the word "presidential" was drawn upon repeatedly, with the implication that this is not a term that has sprung to mind often during the 45th President's short reign to date, given his unique personal and professional style that flies in the face of much established White House protocol.
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Just as that novel sprung to mind, the narrator of "Control Knobs" began to reflect on what seems to be Marlen Haushofer's 1960s novel "The Wall," another book about a woman who is the last person on earth, and who is trying to survive as long as she can.
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