Sentence examples for he suggested off from inspiring English sources

He suggested, "off the record", that they use an offshore entity in Panama.

Toward the end of the debate, he suggested off-handedly that anti-Catholicism may have influenced some senators who voted against two Catholics, John Roberts and Samuel Alito, for appointments to the United States Supreme Court.

"In this city, real estate is an inevitable process," he suggested, brushing off complaints about a bad market in some video-friendly sunlight near the window.

Mr Seegers proposed splitting up GEIS: rather than trying to alter the mainframe culture that ran the EDI networks, he suggested spinning off a more entrepreneurial group to pursue Internet marketplaces.

An article on Wednesday about a spirited debate over foreign policy by the Republican presidential candidates in Washington on Tuesday night misidentified, in some copies, the candidate Representative Michelle Bachmann of Minnesota called "highly na?" after he suggested cutting off American aid to Pakistan.

He suggested I stay off the streets.

The demise of the Soviet Union has, he suggests, set off a pathological political process in the United States.

Before putting flowers in vases, he suggests taking off the leaves (maybe leaving a few at the top) because they can rot in the water and rob flowers of nutrients.

What's wrong with me?" He suggests, "First off, are you just standing around waiting for lightning to strike?

In desperation, he suggested auditioning "cockney hawkers" off the street.

She had forgotten to ask him about the medical journal so as he was dropping her off he suggested they meet again to discuss it.