Sentence examples for inspired to propose from inspiring English sources

Thomas was working for C.A. Swanson and Sons in 1954 when he was inspired to propose packing frozen food on a metal tray.

The president was inspired to propose the new initiatives by thousands of letters from working parents, she said, noting in particular a recent one from a mother of two in Maryland.

Also food intake patterns are clinically important in BED, as showed by the pathogenic model which has been proposed for this disorder - inspired to the one proposed by Fairburn and Cooper for BN.

Their instant intimacy almost inspired Lowell to propose marriage.

The Huntsman hails from the same Cinema of Tenuous Connection milieu that has inspired Sony to propose an entire "cinematic universe" surrounding Ghostbusters.

Joachim formulated a view of successive past and future persecutions of the Christian church that inspired him to propose the appearance of a succession of "antichrists" (e.g., Nero, Muhammad, and Saladin) before the arrival of the great Antichrist.

In other comic-book movie news, Ben Affleck's casting as the caped crusader in the forthcoming sequel to this year's Superman reboot, Man of Steel, has inspired Justin Timberlake to propose himself for a role in future movies.

(The characters' pidgin English inspired Tynan to propose a song that would begin, "Baby talk, keep talking baby talk".) And the most enthusiastic adjective that Brooks Atkinson came up with in The New York Times was "pleasant".

Randall Rothenberg, director of intellectual capital at Booz Allen Hamilton, the consulting firm, said the logo inspired him to propose a few possible slogans: "Altria: We're a Colorful Puzzle," "Altria: A Rubik's Cube for the Entire Family" and "Altria: Not at All a South American Rodent".

That said, it was Larry who inspired Chris to propose.

That knowledge inspired me to propose the book to Arcadia shortly after I graduated.