Sentence examples for suggest getting something from inspiring English sources

It's soon time to think about supper, but when I suggest getting something ready for her she is dismissive.

"If you're taking on a large space, don't underestimate the time it takes to get the building work done with a largely volunteer workforce," says Lewis. "We'd suggest getting something going on a smaller scale first, such as a regular event or a pop-up shop, to build up the momentum, the mailing list and a crew who want to help".

To prevent her from pulling the plug on him, he suggested getting something to eat.

"It makes it a little more palatable," said Ravi Dhar, director of the Center for Customer Insights at the Yale School of Management and a psychology professor at Yale, explaining that a resort fee suggests you are getting something above and beyond a mere hotel experience.

She said that the Bible didn't offer a huge amount of dietary advice other than a passage on shellfish in Leviticus, but the founder of their church believed it was important to keep the body healthy, so she suggested I get something green and alive.

By contrast, DNR suggests withholding or relinquishing, "the feeling of not getting something".

You suggest that viewers could get something very different from a Beecroft piece if they stayed for the entire duration.

Suggest they go and get something to eat or drink.

It sort of suggests that we'll get something outside the establishment, but it's going to be this increasingly volatile trajectory of figuring out what that's going to be".

The team concluded that the responders would accept even the meanest split as long as they got something, suggesting that unlike humans, they were not offended by blatantly unfair offers.

After closing at $30 Friday, Bear's stock hovered at about $4 late Monday morning, suggesting that investors expected to get something more than what JPMorgan has offered.