Sentence examples for bench suggests from inspiring English sources

Snyder says that her time on the bench suggests the kind of district attorney she will be.

In "Paris," a couple's posture as they sit on a long park bench suggests that they may be sitting together, but they are actually far apart.

The new-look half-back pairing of Luke Gale and Gareth Widdop also showed promise, but Kevin Brown's impressive cameo from the bench suggests there are still one or two difficult decisions for Bennett to make.

Finally, a test led in an aeroacoustic bench suggests that a grazing flow at a bulk Mach number of 0.3 has little impact on the impedance value.

Dean, perched on a viewing bench, suggested that the dancers visit the museum and return later.

"Watching our game for an hour from the bench," suggested Arsenal's Walcott, "felt like holding a PlayStation controller, moving world class players around.

Liverpool had Glen Johnson and Fabio Aurelio back from injury, otherwise it was the same side that drew with Manchester City on Saturday - with Ryan Babel out with an ankle injury and Yossi Benayoun on the bench, suggesting that his hamstring injury is still not completely healed.

Parts of Gorsuch's record on the bench suggest a hostility to LGBTQ rights and bureaucratic decision-making.

Toobin notes the similarities between McCain's characterization of "activist judges" and Bush's 2005 critique of judges who "legislate from the bench," and suggests that McCain is taking advice on the Court "from the most extreme elements of the conservative movement".

The elegy that opens the book, "summer, somewhere," after it benches history, suggests a ritual in which martyred boys can "say our own names when we pray".

On the bench, La Russa suggested that his longtime pitching coach, Dave Duncan, check on pitcher Adam Wainwright.