Sentence examples for kindly suggested from inspiring English sources

She put a towel around my shoulders and kindly suggested that I was good at paddling.

When her publisher read her male novel, he kindly suggested she shelve it.

Then someone kindly suggested that I throw some water on the stove if I was too hot.

The humorist Mark Russell once kindly suggested that I had described this first lady merely as "a congenial lawyer".

The match captain kindly suggested that one shot wouldn't account for me getting stuffed by that margin.

"You kindly suggested that it would be helpful if I put them in writing – despite the Freedom of Information Act!" A jocular reference?

And if they don't score high, we kindly suggest talking to other folks".

These lion-in-winter years are how many younger moviegoers first got a load of him: a big, white-haired, wild-eyed geezer or, as Ms. Buford more kindly suggests, "like a famous uncle who was once a great athlete".

For decades Salman Rushdie included an early novel, "Grimus," on his ad cards, although the book had gone out of print; when asked about it, he'd kindly suggest that it might not be worth his readers' time.

This will no doubt come as a great relief to our helpful commenters who each week kindly suggest that for maximum environmental impact we simply stop procreating altogether: family sizes in the western world are steadily shrinking, from an average of 3.37 people in 1950 to just 2.6 today.

What's more, since many cellphones all have some sort of GPS capability built-in, advertisers will be able to pinpoint your exact location, then kindly suggest you visit the McDonald's across the street or the Starbucks down the block.