Sentence examples for suggest phoning from inspiring English sources

At no time did Mary-Kate suggest phoning 911.

Executives later told Parliament they had found nothing to suggest phone-hacking had been widespread.

The younger man is said to have displayed "wilful ignorance" of one e-mail which suggested phone-hacking was widespread.

The executives said that in 2008 they had made Mr. Murdoch aware of evidence that suggested phone hacking at The News of the World was more widespread.

The three came under pressure over a letter in May 2007 prepared by Harbottle & Lewis on the instruction of Jon Chapman, the former director of legal affairs, and Daniel Cloak, the head of human resources, suggesting phone hacking had not been widespread.

"I left the News of the World in 1995, at least five years before anyone has suggested phone hacking started at the newspaper," he said, "and before cellphones were even in widespread use in the U.K".

Last night, Andy Gilchrist, the former Fire Brigade Union leader, said: "I have seen papers in the police's possession from the original Mulcaire haul [the private detective jailed for hacking royal aides' phones] that strongly suggest my phone was hacked into.

I suggest she phone and talk to her friends.

Last September, the Met's assistant commissioner, John Yates, assured him there was no evidence to suggest his phone had been hacked.

The app developers suggest that phones and scanners may improve enough in the future to spare users from such verbal interaction with clerks.

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