Sentence examples for got to suggest from inspiring English sources

Pairing for the match: Forgive me, but I've got to suggest a beer with a little bite for this match: Victory's Prima Pils.

So you've got to suggest it to them.

We get to suggest things.

Now I have got new friends and we get to suggest the activities.

(Is Almodóvar, who comes from a rural, working-class background, taking this hardworking lad more seriously than he should?) Luckily, the well-heeled Antonio isn't held down by virtue, and the actor Antonio Banderas gets to suggest a little of the spoiled-rotten instability of Bellocchio's pug-dog hero (Lou Castel) in "Fists in the Pocket".

They don't often get to suggest test questions, and given the sort they prefer, it's understandable.

The closest Adonis gets to suggesting an alternative to his monotheistic dystopia is at the beginning of the poem.

The closest Carell gets to suggesting anything remotely off-beam is the effect on his fellow cast members when he climbed into the unpleasant teeth-hair-skin additions necessary for the Du Pont role.

The closest the show gets to suggesting the truth is the rather embarrassing moment when Henri compliments the woman Milo on her shoes and she asks him to join her on a shopping expedition.

Mr. Shelby grilled the executives about how they got to Washington, suggesting he regarded driving as a stunt.

One of the robbers told Captain Shehee, "You know what we have got to do," suggesting they would have to kill him because they thought he was a police officer, the mayor said.