Sentence examples for suggest coming from inspiring English sources

Tickets go quickly, so we suggest coming on the early side.

In Russia a traffic policeman will frequently suggest "coming to an agreement" or "understanding each other".

Klinger (1973) and Portis (2013) also suggest coming up with indicators of success, e.g., the student retention rate, the graduation rate, and the placement rate.

And others suggest coming up with early warning indicators (Fanoiki, 2014) that provide counselors and teachers with information that allows them to identify students' needs on time (Diamond, 2007; Mohd Kamalludeen, 2012).

In Russia a traffic policeman will frequently suggest "coming to an agreement" or "understanding each other". In India one may be invited to "do the needful". Chinese refer to zou hou mien or "going through the back door". Just as frequent are nonverbal requests for corrupt payments, such as winks, nods, rubbing of fingers together or tapping an open palm.

I suggest coming up with 2-3 great ideas and sending them.

The difference, the study's authors suggest, comes down to engagement.

Ordinary Chinese lives, Yu's tale seems to suggest, come surprisingly cheap.

The reason for this, I would suggest, comes back to the problem of proof.

This announcement could, media reports suggest, come in the next few days or week or so.

Like Alice, I suggest, "Come, we shall have some fun now!" (11).