Sentence examples for proposed something to from inspiring English sources

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

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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.

The letter drew praise in Washington from Democrats like Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York, who said he proposed something similar to Mr. Bush last year only to have Vice President Dick Cheney reject it.

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

"Technology allows it, the industry at one time proposed something similar to it and the consumers deserve a break and a choice," the FCC chairman, Tom Wheeler, said.

(Also, as someone closely involved in trying to produce a good bill, I cannot figure out what bipartisan House Intelligence Committee effort Speaker Pelosi "quashed" that Mr. Klein could possibly be talking about. Several Republicans proposed something close to last August's Protect America Act, but that never got anywhere).

They were always open to new schooling ideas when I proposed something I wanted to study.

Voters do not like to hear the word "tax" unless it is followed by the word "cut".So Mr Obama proposed something very similar to a carbon tax, albeit slightly more cumbersome.

It just so happens that Thomas Jefferson proposed something very similar to this, which he called a "Ward Republic".

In fact, some of Perry's solutions for the current chaos in Iraq aren't much different from what I've proposed, something he fails to mention.