Sentence examples for To suggested from inspiring English sources

Duncan Cheatle, founder of the Supper Club and Rise To, suggested looking for a business partner who complements your skills.

Most psychiatrists I talked to suggested that chronic plagiarism falls under the rubric of pathological lying, not addiction.

An editorial on Friday about the Detroit bankruptcy case imprecisely referred to suggested cuts to public pensions.

The StoryCorps is a nonprofit organization that offers advice about preserving personal history, down to suggested conversation openers.

But a Belgian journalist I spoke to suggested I make calls to the country's local mayors in English to avoid hostility.

All the girls I spoke to suggested that leadership needs to come from the top, and where better than in school?

The fact that nobody I talked to suggested this was an amicable parting of ways may be significant, or it may not.

Depending on who you talk to, suggested strategies and tactics to improve the lives of ordinary North Koreans will range significantly.

Entries in Mr. Fhimah's diary that the judge referred to suggested that he knew Mr. Megrahi and that he took luggage tags from Luqa days before the explosion.

The crowd roared and sang and most observers, both at the stadium and elsewhere seemed to suggested she had nailed it.

The data that Mr. Everingham was referring to suggested that American consumers, as Mr. Collins writes in the book, "no longer wanted grocery stores.