Sentence examples for before he suggested from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sokol accumulated about $10 million shares of Lubrizol, a chemical maker, in January, just days before he suggested an acquisition of the company.
José Mourinho had no sooner watched Manchester United swat aside Burton Albion before he suggested he would not be averse to the League Cup being scrapped.
Even a manager as pragmatic as Allardyce talked about Leicester being "unique in that they don't have to be pretty" before he suggested that fans of bigger clubs would complain about them playing "not the right type of football".
Mr Delingpole said Conservative policy had been increasingly opposed to wind farms before he suggested standing, with the rise of Owen Paterson, the Environment Secretary, John Hayes and Chancellor George Osborne signalling a change.
Gov. William A. O'Neill, then Speaker of the House, proposed "Yankee Doodle," but not before he suggested changing the lyrics "with the girls be handy" to the less sexist "with the folks be handy".
Still, having suggested a decade ago that the Dutch football team were hopeless at penalty shoot-outs because they were "too arrogant" to practise – long before he suggested Twitter was for "clowns" – Van Commenee could be excused for believing that the British psyche is naturally downbeat.
While Petraeus implements his surge against the pirates, some may wonder how much time will go by before he suggests the creation of a Somali Pirate Awakening Council, where the US could pay pirates not to attack US vessels.
(The day before, at Columbia, he suggested that the facts of the Holocaust still needed to be determined).
In an interview with the Observer before Christmas, he suggested he had not ruled out standing again for the leadership.
While some American forces could be withdrawn before then, he suggested that the bulk of any pullout would probably come after that.
Mr Juncker has voiced support for a European army before but he suggested Russia's military action in Ukraine had made the case much more compelling.
