Sentence examples for suggest live from inspiring English sources

The seven sisters suggest live burial, and so are walled up in an underground dungeon, all except the youngest, whom the prince marries to his loyal chamberlain.

The term is mean to suggest "living in the country" — rustic, crude, undressed stonework.

Dance, Ms. Brown seems to suggest, lives only in the moment of vision.

Johnson said people might now not be getting worse off, but he suggested living standards were still a long way from recovery.

Cynics suggested Living delayed the wedding show in the expectation the transmission would coincide with her death, but Rosencrantz denies this.

Many ways to get rid of that implicit state guarantee have been suggested – living wills, contingent capital that can be "bailed in" and stricter capital thresholds for riskier activities.

Reports from the city of Luhansk, second only to Donetsk in its importance to the rebels, also suggested living conditions were dire.

It's a gospel that suggests living out and sharing your faith is dependent on having the freedom to do so.

"The research suggests living alone may represent a barrier to healthy eating that is related to the cultural and social roles of food and cooking".

Lu Xuedu from China's Office Of Environmental Affairs politely suggested Live Earth stuff their treaty.

He "writes" his name in color-filled letters that blend and slope in a way that suggests live animation.