Sentence examples for proposed something of from inspiring English sources

Not since the Soviets laid out the twenty-six hundred miles of the Baikal-Amur railroad in Siberia and the Far East, more than a generation ago ("the construction project of the century," it was called), had a Kremlin leader proposed something of such scale.

Dr. Bock proposes something of a middle ground between the two theoretical camps.

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

Under cover of an air of frisky provocation, our leader proposed something akin to a game of Flag War, or Humans Versus Zombies.

"Since the challenges NATO faces are global, its membership should be as well," he says.America has proposed something less: a kind of associate membership that would give kindred governments an early role in planning operations and better access to NATO training.

The American Institute of Architects proposed something similar, but all the way over to Lexington.

The National Park Service has also proposed something like joint operating custody of these parks until the crisis ends.

They have proposed something called a British bill of rights, but we are not told what such an instrument would contain (as its proponents seem not to know), how it might work, and how – if at all – it would relate to the European convention.

"The Prime Minister was favourably inclined to the idea having proposed something similar as a member of the war cabinet during the First World War.

With budget cuts all the rage in government, Craig Lang, a dairyman and president of the Iowa Farm Bureau, proposed something that would have been unthinkable in farm country a few years ago: ending direct payments to farmers for crops.

"Er, as a matter of fact, I have proposed something like that already," he confesses.