Sentence examples for guides suggest from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, many general teaching guides suggest that education as to the nature of various religious beliefs could be integrated into a secondary school curriculum in a manner consistent with the Constitution.

Naomi Lancaster, a graduate student at Ball State University, established that Enroners didn't generally open with "Dear," as most etiquette guides suggest, and favored "Hey," "Hi," or "Hello," leading Lancaster to believe that the etiquette proxy for e-mail wasn't written letters but speech.

Veteran river guides suggest you plan a trip in April or between mid-September and mid-October, when air temperatures are mild and rafters can tackle day hikes not possible in summer.

And tour guides suggest that men keep their wallets in their front pants pockets.

In contrast, modern field guides suggest this species to be an excellent edible.

His history of getting kicked out of heaven and causing trouble ever since, like a kind of theological Julian Assange, suggests he might well be "passionate, penetrating, private, resourceful, loyal, determined, temperamental, intolerant," as the star sign guides suggest.

Sally Broom, founder of Tripbod (tripbod.com), which connects visitors with local experts and guides, suggests it's a case of remembering the basics.

One of the guides suggests we pack all our gear in case we need to make a quick getaway in the night.

In the 17th century, when the village was a weaving centre, guides suggested the loom operators were famous for their "thirsts, their songs and their leather breeches".

It was a Friday afternoon, and our guides suggested we pull off the main road until prayers were over; local Taliban enforcers, they said, would not take kindly to anyone skipping prayers.

My guides suggested I not do that, neither of them following me.