Sentence examples for proposed going from inspiring English sources

One of the guests, a man in his forties proposed going to a quiet bar for a drink.

The Clinton administration has proposed going further: restricting the gifts these funds can make to charities registered with the Internal Revenue Service.

Mr. Levitt proposed going further than that, but he also said that he was "deeply troubled" by evidence that even the disclosures required are often not being made.

Schroeder discovered a summer school study programme at the International Space University in Strasbourg that wasn't directly related to his research and proposed going to his supervisor.

He proposed going to a small museum, drawing up a list of priorities and working with the staff to address at least two items on the list.

The women said they had been hunting for years for another Broadway project when the Tony-winning producer Scott Rudin, who worked with them on "Medea," pitched "Testament" and proposed going right to New York.

"What they've proposed goes against the school's identity.

"The regulations as proposed go well beyond where they should," he said.

A half-century ago, the psychiatrist Karl Menninger proposed: "Gone forever is the notion that the mentally ill person is an exception.

But more data from animal tests are needed.Some researchers propose going "off-label" with the unapproved use of existing drugs for other purposes.

Do you propose going back to that?" One said: "If it suddenly proved impossible to import manufactured goods, we'd simply start making them again ourselves".