Sentence examples for had suggested before from inspiring English sources

Instead of deporting all 11 million people living illegally in the US as he had suggested before, he said only criminals would go.

"Don't you want to wear something a little more 'technical' on your hike?" my wife had suggested before I'd left.

The IT project manager from Raleigh, North Carolina, had suggested before embarking on the flight that he could land anywhere between Iceland and Morocco depending on the weather.

"We got in his face," said Shawn Crable, the Michigan linebacker who had suggested before the game that Tebow was overrated.

At a meeting with General Sisi at 2 p.m. the next day, Mr. Morsi's advisers said that they had their coalition's blessing to accept the earlier concessions the general had suggested before the protest.

The narrator, an advisor to the "Chief Exec," the "C.E.," has been largely responsible for America's "total metrification," something he had suggested before the C.E.'s election as a remedy to America's low morale and productivity.

The main culprit, as I've suggested before, is Châteauneuf-du-Pape, the quality of whose wines rarely match their handsome bottling.

A much better way to strengthen America's leverage, as this page has suggested before, is for the United States to limit its own consumption of energy.

But, as I have suggested before, Mr. Carter may represent a rare instance in which losing a little edge in old age is not a bad thing.

As we have suggested before, a settlement short of impeachment, such as Congressional censure, would suffice if Mr. Clinton stopped mocking the law and admitted that he lied under oath.

As we have suggested before, the US and India could co-build global innovation networks that make the most of their entrepreneurial mindsets, financial resources, and technological expertise to rid the world of poverty, hunger, and disease.