Sentence examples for propose something to from inspiring English sources

And also that we might want to propose something to make it better.

If Tanzania is determined to stick with the current routing, however, might I propose something to all the concerned Westerners who take their own highways for granted until they have to deal with Third World roads: Instead of griping about this from afar and trying to deny Tanzanians something that would be economically important for them, get involved.

They proposed something to me I would never even have thought of — in fact it kind of terrified me".

"We have proposed something to San Francisco that their own departments acknowledge would be thirty to forty percent less expensive then [what] they can build themselves," said Kennedy.

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Under siege from the lobbying hordes, federal regulators are probably going to miss a deadline to produce a final version of the Volcker Rule, so Frank asked them last week to propose something simpler to get them by.

"Christoph challenged all the curators to propose something connected to textiles, either a major show or a 'moment,' " said Nancy Blomberg, the chief curator as well as curator of native arts.

So too when Cher, on another awards show, used the word to propose something that ought to be done to her critics.

Did it propose something that to Churchill was irresistible but unspeakable, all in one package?

Before accusing the so-called do-nothings of being good-for-nothings, shouldn't the self-declared do-somethings first propose something serious to do?

"I propose something akin to the fury and power of the original Stonewall riot the anger that sparked it and the movement it unleashed.