Sentence examples for had suggested her from inspiring English sources
Whatever she had worn in those days — a dress, or jeans and a T-shirt — had suggested her stepping out of it in one smooth movement.
In fact, my mom and I had seen her in other films and we had suggested her for the role, and she ended up getting the part.
In mid-July, the syndicated columnist Robert Novak reported that Wilson's wife, Valerie Plame, was a C.I.A. "operative on weapons of mass destruction," and that "two senior administration officials" had told him that she had suggested her husband's mission.
A week later, Mr. Novak wrote a column in which he named Mr. Wilson's wife as a C.I.A. "operative on weapons of mass destruction" and cited "two senior administration officials" saying she had suggested her husband for the Niger job.
Mr. Vignola, it said, told investigators that Ms. Lam had "suggested" her husband might be interested in a job and that he had said he did not foresee a problem "but that there was a process that had to be followed because she could not supervise him".
Mr. Vignola, it said, told investigators that Ms. Lam had suggested her husband might be interested in a job and that he had responded that he did not foresee a problem, "but that there was a process that had to be followed because she could not supervise him".
For weeks, Ms. Davis's travels to Washington, her speeches, meetings with potential supporters and public statements have suggested her intentions.
Some have suggested her opposition to hunting was the reason she was ignored, but it may have been more personal than that.
Obviously, she knows about the Tina Fey imitations — and while others have suggested her "Saturday Night Live" appearance was a triumph, I thought she looked uncomfortable being mocked.
Unconfirmed speculation has suggested her advisers prefer at least two races to be run after the Derby, so that she can make her exit from Epsom before most of the crowd begins to leave.
