Sentence examples for cards suggested from inspiring English sources

In a way, we were, though not quite as those cards suggested.

But when asked if his stance on 30-day and 7-day cards suggested that the base fare would have to rise, Mr. Lhota acknowledged, "That's what the numbers bear out".

This can easily be done in the form of grocery recipe cards, suggested shopping lists, and in-store demonstrations for eager parents.

As the current ban on credit cards suggests, the Vatican's efforts to clean up its finances have only been partially successful.

As the current ban on credit cards suggests, the Vatican's efforts to clean up its finances have been only partly successful.

Some years ago, when an aide urged Mr. Gore to dispense with the cards, suggesting he did not really need them, the vice president was said to reply that he did not want to hurt Mr. Fuerth's feelings.

At the time of his arrest, a law enforcement official said, Mr. Slade was carrying ID cards suggesting that he worked for Gray Bus Line, which runs sightseeing coaches in New York, and the Green line, a commuter bus company based in Queens.

Werrity, Fox's former flatmate, had no official role at the Ministry of Defence or formal security clearance, but he was present with the defence secretary on 18 foreign trips and had business cards suggesting he was an adviser.

Also, to find myself in possession of the entire works of Dylan, like owning every copy of the National Geographic or a complete set of Pokémon cards, suggests to me a kind of autism that, for most of my adult life, I've been attempting to avoid.

Mr Werritty visited Mr Fox in the Ministry of Defence on a number of occasions, was allowed to accompany him on foreign trips where he met diplomats, defence staff and defence contractors, and had handed out business cards suggesting he was Mr Fox's adviser, despite having no official role in government.

Many individuals have mailed cards suggesting typical tourist destinations such as museums, famous hikes, landmarks and beaches.