Sentence examples for have first suggested from inspiring English sources

"The decision may have been mutual, but surely either Murray or Peers must have first suggested parting?

The signs in the subway, whose commissioners had first suggested the name change, followed.

Peter Heatly, later knighted for services to sport, had first suggested Edinburgh should bid for a second time.

"I told him, 'Colombia wants to see steps toward peace,' " recalled Mr. Buitrago, who had first suggested the alliance.

Mr. Barr had first suggested the use of military tribunals a decade before, to try suspects in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland.

There was also palpable affection too in their chemistry (it was Lane who had first suggested to Stroman that she cast Evans).

Alex Chisholm, head of the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) on Thursday rejected calls from the big banks to stop an investigation which he had first suggested in July.

Douglass recalled that the plantation spiritual "Run to Jesus" had first suggested to him the thought of making his escape from slavery.

Mr. Holbrooke described it as a "visionary gesture" and added that Mr. Turner had first suggested the grant about six weeks ago as a way to avoid having to confront Congress for more money.

The proposed savings are $70 billion less than the Obama administration had first suggested and $15 billion to $80 billion less than the hospitals are projected to earn if anything close to universal coverage is achieved.

President Kennedy had first suggested that the Route 40 problem could be solved by urging the Africans to fly, according to Nick Bryant, a former BBC correspondent, in his 2006 book "The Bystander: John F. Kennedy and the Struggle for Black Equality".