Sentence examples for exchanged suggestions from inspiring English sources

Earlier on Wednesday, Clarkson's retweeted a message to his 4.5m Twitter followers from a Top Gear viewer which read: "How can BBC not show the remaining episodes of Top Gear, can't this be resolved without making the fans suffer?" He had exchanged suggestions on Twitter with Top Gear co-hosts Richard Hammond and James May about films that could be aired in place of the Sunday's planned episode.

Earlier on Wednesday, Clarkson had retweeted a message to his 4.5m Twitter followers from a Top Gear viewer which read: "How can BBC not show the remaining episodes of Top Gear, can't this be resolved without making the fans suffer?" He had also exchanged suggestions on Twitter with Top Gear co-hosts Richard Hammond and May about films that could be aired in place of Sunday's planned episode.

For the scaffolding sub-category, few studies identified scaffolding patterns such as seeking-providing advice, exchanging suggestions, instructing in the form of a mini lesson on a certain aspect of their texts, defining, using L1 and suggesting or advising (De Guerrero & Villamil, 2000; Hanjani & Li, 2014).

They spent long sessions at her house talking through the details of the campaign, exchanging notes, suggestions, edits.

There I met a savvy family from Mexico City, exchanged Manhattan and Brooklyn restaurant suggestions, and took the Q103 bus to my next destination: the Noguchi Museum.

Money, however, is never exchanged, and the suggestion of a black market in coveted tickets has roughly the same effect of telling someone here that Jean-Luc Godard should make a superhero movie.

In papers filed with Fordham at the time and quoted in the paper, the student said that after she became drunk with Mr. Hudson and a group of students at a Greenwich Village bar, he took her to his office, where at his suggestion they exchanged sexual favors.

They should be casual — just a chance to exchange observations and suggestions — but they should be at the same time every week so that each party knows to expect them.

Most of the postdoc attendees are involved in active or fledgling postdoc associations, and the bulk of the gathering was spent exchanging ideas and suggestions for these groups.

At Ms. Edouard's salon, at 551 New York Avenue in East Flatbush, it did not take much prodding to engage the women in a loose, sometimes bawdy exchange of suggestions, questions, teasing and personal experience.

During conference calls with reporters and analysts, executives from the two exchanges dismissed suggestions that the merger might encounter political or regulatory problems, and instead focused on the potential for the combined operation to attract business from the United States.