Sentence examples for suggest setting out from inspiring English sources

Still, I'd suggest setting out some transplants in spring as soon as the danger of frost has passed, for a late-spring or early-summer crop.

That being said, some experts suggest setting out your feeder a couple of weeks early for the first-arrivers.

Frank asks her advice about the cats; she suggests setting out the traps daily, but he doesn't want to stay.

I would simply suggest setting about it and finding out for yourself.

Wall suggested setting garbage cans out on the curb only on the morning of pickup, and said spraying the cans with bleach or ammonia can mask the lingering scents that attract bears.

He suggested setting up an out-of-office message over weekends, which lets people know when they might expect to receive a reply.

The ploy suggests a cargo cult, setting out lures for prospective benefactors.

In another note to Bush, Blair suggested a new resolution setting out what full co-operation from Saddam looked like.

A report has been published setting out suggested boundaries for the new councils' building blocks, known as district electoral areas.

By HimselfConstance Bennett, who, in her day, has been accompanied by most of the happier adjectives in that bright lexicon of the screen, has returned to town in a picture called "Bought". As the name suggests, it sets out to prove that there are certain items gold cannot buy; love being the most generally well, for sale.

A recovered GPS device suggested they set out from the Pakistani port of Karachi in a larger boat - though such is the friction between the two countries that such reports have to be treated with caution - before overpowering the crew of another vessel and sailing to within four nautical miles of Mumbai.