Sentence examples similar to ordered suggests from inspiring English sources

"He suggested — not ordered, suggested — that I consider a voice with more theatrics in it," Mr. Cherry said.

Appetizers once appeared about three minutes after they were ordered, suggesting preparations less fresh than a diner might want.

As A New World Order suggests, the world may be catching up with him.

The judge's decision, which reversed a December order, suggests that at least some of that was persuasive.

Rumsfeld's own revocation of the order suggests his own moral qualms about what he had unleashed.

The relevant Standing Order suggests that Parliament should be recalled if the "public interest" requires it.

Still, the big increase in new orders suggests that output growth will remain steady.

The order suggests that the fragmented markets for electricity are vulnerable to wily trading schemes.

"Order" suggests that with one provocation too many, the psycho killer (qu'est-ce que c'est?) could be any of us.

"Last Orders" suggests that Britain has remained, through war, prosperity and five decades of bad hairstyles and hideous fashions, a nation of shopkeepers.

The judge's order suggests that further specifics on investor payouts will be needed before he signs off on the agreement.