Sentence examples for feeding suggestions from inspiring English sources
Leon Freilich Dear Diary: Two signs seen at an Upper West Side pet store: "Passover Holiday Feeding Suggestions" Tropical Fish Dried bloodworms Dried worms Dried krill Frozen shrimp Birds Millet sprays Oyster shells Striped sunflower seeds Small Animals Millet spray Alfalfa hay Alfalfa cubes Next sign: "Approved by the Chicago Rabbinical Council for Passover".
Despite the student freedom, Ms. Atwell constantly fed suggestions to the children.
By immediately jumping into the story, within a matter of minutes, the Obama campaign fed suggestions that Mrs. Clinton had somehow made a link between Mr. Obama and Mr. Kennedy's death.
It fed suggestions he was in the Iranians' pocket to the Mubarak regime, to little effect, so it dreamed up other dirty tricks.
A spokesman said: "It is standard practice for all reports to naturally go through various drafts before being published and the Mayor's Office, the Ministry of Justice, Youth Justice Board, third sector and boroughs have amended inaccuracies and fed back suggestions to ensure findings are accurately reflected and evidence based".
The media feeding frenzy surrounding the suggestion – later retracted – that Brady had written to the dying Winnie with the location of her son's grave, illustrates how, even in 2012, this case remains a force-field of evil.
The similar expressional change patterns of Mvl and ferritin through dZIP13 RNAi or iron feeding argue against the suggestion that dZIP13 might be involved in iron uptake because if dZIP13 were an iron uptaker, dZIP13-RNAi gut cells would have responded as if lack of iron.
Speaking 48 hours before the release of a report that is expected to criticise "excess" death rates at 14 NHS trusts in England, Burnham said he was "fed up" with suggestions that he was partly responsible because of the decisions he took when he was health secretary.
No harried analysts feed him stock suggestions at three-minute intervals.
"Russian dancers are much more used to being told what the step is and interpreting it for themselves," says Trevitt. "Chris is more used to feeding dancers ideas and getting suggestions back.
