Sentence examples for map suggests to from inspiring English sources

There it is the norm, as the map suggests, to kiss every woman you vaguely know or are introduced to three times when you meet.

The story begins when the father of the protagonist brings home a map fragment from a fishing trip; this map suggests to the protagonist and his friend that the world had, at some point in its past, many continents, though now there is only the small island of Estard.

Future conferences are to be held in Brighton or Bournemouth - two towns, a prolonged contemplation of maps suggests to me, located on the southernmost edge of Britain.

In sorghum, a short day tropical species, meta-analysis of multiple QTL trials projected against a dense single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) map, suggests up to 17 loci affecting flowering time (Mace and Jordan 2011).

No matter which direction you're coming from, and even if you look up directions for walking to the sign, you'll still be routed to the observatory, with a dotted line on the map suggesting where to look.

In addition, last January, Google whittled the number of mapping sites that it suggests to users who search for an address.

During Ehud Barak's reign as prime minister, begun in 1999, the Israeli team presented the Palestinians with a map suggesting how to divide the West Bank.

A nonlinear circle map is suggested to model the dynamics of the modulator.

The map suggests that the campaign will look to broaden its reach into Wales and Northern Ireland as it develops.

This map suggests that England should cede its north-eastern corner to the Scots.

The density in the interior of the helix barrel (putative NPA box region) is better resolved compared to our previous map, suggesting clearer linkage to some of the helices, and it may harbor short stretches of α-helix.