Sentence examples for a student suggested from inspiring English sources

When a student suggested it wasn't always possible to grip an opponent in an ideal hold, Geesink bristled.

A student suggested that the song illustrated a hope that future generations would restore Jerusalem to the great city it once was.

A student suggested that, from a military standpoint, "If you can't say, 'That thing is a military target,' you can't pull the trigger".

A student suggested that Morgan, who was on his way to a meeting in Europe, keep notes about when a handheld speech recognition system, such as Siri, would have been useful.

A student suggested that Morgan, who was on his way to a meeting in Europe, keep track of times when speech recognition would have been useful for a handheld device, for instance to do calendar functions (such as now can be done with Siri).

"Terra cotta?" a student suggests.

"Perhaps Richard is a lecturer, not a student," suggests Angus Saunders.

For example, if a student suggests that stirring more quickly will create a larger vortex, allow the student to volunteer to stir at the demonstration set-up.

"I think it's sleazy to send a letter to a student suggesting that their parents borrow $10,180," Mr. Bissonnette said.

A fellow student suggested a urine test.

A friendly student suggested that he switch to an academic program because vocational programs were intended for Puerto Ricans and blacks who were not expected to go on to college.