Sentence examples for because she suggested from inspiring English sources

I practised that last night because she suggested that and I managed to execute it today.

Meanwhile a local councillor for the Northern League was given a 13-month suspended sentence and banned from public office for three years yesterday because she suggested Ms Kyenge should be raped.

When she was able to read again, it was non-fiction because, she suggested, it didn't require any creative or emotional input: she had none of that, or empathy, to spare.

Jenny too probably picked up some support, partly out of sympathy because Jeremy Paxman in the chair kept failing to shut his three fellow blokes up, and partly because she suggested that Ken and Boris publish in full their earnings and tax payments and so clear the way for a little more discussion about, you know, dreary old stuff like policies for London instead (not her exact words).

At Claremont McKenna College, another school in the consortium, students protesters successfully pushed a dean to resign, in part because she suggested to a Latina student that minority students "don't fit our CMC mold". Other students counter-protested, disagreeing that the dean should have to resign.

Good Vibrations, a sex toy shop in San Francisco, declared May 7 , 1995to be the first National Masturbation Day, after President Bill Clinton fired Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders because she suggested that masturbation be included in sex education as a way to combat the spread of AIDS.

Charity's mom is going stir-crazy, too, apparently, because she suggests that they all head downtown and do some sightseeing.

[cartoon id= a19054"] Charity's mom is going stir-crazy, too, apparently, because she suggests that they all head downtown and do some sightseeing.

When Bagehot suggested to her that there was a problem with this, Ms Bennett said he was worrying too much: to be poor in India wasn't so bad as to be on benefits in Britain, she suggested, "because at least everyone else there is poor too".That is contemptibly naive and also a shame.

Many shops opened not because they got a massive uplift in sales but merely because their rivals did, she suggested.

Any prospect of work is exciting, she suggested, because it happens so rarely.