Sentence examples for she suggested trying from inspiring English sources
She suggested trying lashes by Ardell.
I checked with my diabetes educator and she suggested trying an off brand.
She suggested trying inland spots like the Rangeley Lakes region and the mountain town of Bethel, where you can stay at Sunday River ski resort in Newry, Me., which offers reduced summer rates.
She suggested trying a wider-ranging medical test called whole-genome sequencing, a technique that spells out the complete order of a person's DNA all six billion genetic letters and looks for abnormalities to help figure out what's wrong.
About two years ago, she suggested trying the thing that experts -- including myself -- had been recommending to patients for years: that we both go to bed at the same time every night (we didn't have to worry about setting an alarm, because our dog wakes us up every day at 6 29).
For exact crust thicknesses (Pfeiff-Boschek rolls her pastry to a 16th of an inch), she suggests trying a Joseph Joseph brand rolling pin, which measures dough depth.
"Maybe it's because we have a tradition of dealing with darker subjects," she suggests, trying to pinpoint what makes them stand out.
But for this she suggests trying to get pro bono or volunteer help if possible, or looking to peers to see how they have managed it.
"For creative thinking, one of the most restorative environments is a natural environment," she says, so she suggests trying to eat lunch in a park, on a patio, in an atrium or at least eat near a window.
There is no point, she suggests, trying to deny that there are too few women conductors, or that they face problems different from those experienced by their male colleagues – both in terms of that glass ceiling protecting prestigious posts and in how the details of their artistry are perceived.
Instead of immediately reacting and likely overreacting she suggests trying a "cooling breath" technique: Breathe in through your mouth as if you are sipping through a straw, and then breathe out normally through your nose.
