Sentence examples for I'd propose from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Schechner doubts this, I'd propose the following challenge.

I thought I'd propose one more resolution to add to your list.

If it were down to me, I'd propose a transfer window of 24 hours".

I'd propose the idea to the Guardian, Anna, but I don't think I'd get it up.

Gail:  If this sequester thing could involve big fixes instead of nasty nibbles, I'd propose this: Military retirees should just get Medicare like the rest of the country.

I'd propose that the father of modern bad singing is Biz Markie, the rapper best known for the classic anti-love song "Just a Friend," from 1989.

That, I explained, is why I'd proposed the move.

Before I left the UK, I'd proposed to my girlfriend, Ginny, whom I'd been out with since she was 13 and I was 16.

When I'd proposed over the phone that she show me the project, in Decatur, she'd agreed, though not without hesitation.

By this point, I, too, had developed a vague aversion to the trip, an inability to recall why I'd proposed Antarctica in the first place.

If I'd proposed solving the pension problem by compulsory euthanasia for every fifth pensioner I'd have got less trouble for it.