Sentence examples for suggested it made from inspiring English sources

Early indications suggested it made the top spot at the UK box office in its first week of release with a £7.4m haul.

Wherever the fishermen were bound, Salvador suggested, it made sense to try to get there sooner rather than later.

"Friends suggested it made sense for me to come down and get involved because they thought I could energize the division," he said.

A closely watched survey of the sector suggested it made little contribution to the UK's overall economic growth in the first quarter.

While the trial court did not analyze the case in the way which I have suggested, it made sufficient factual findings to permit an evaluation of the legality of the 1953 decision extending the joint venture's term.

Most prominent Democrats have been reluctant to push the idea that Russia won the race for Trump and directly call into question his legitimacy, though Clinton and President Obama have suggested it made a difference -- if not the difference.

Assuming its profit margin in the UK was similar to its global profit margin, that suggests it made nearly £3bn in profit from the UK between 2005-2011.

The low turnout suggests it made little headway.

The Brexit secretary said Eurosceptics who welcomed Bercow's decision were "clutching at straws" to suggest it made no deal more likely.

Wilmut said that he saw "no good reason" to clone a human, suggesting it made sense to create "some legal framework" to prevent this from being done.

As the lineup suggests, it made for a night of sets as boundary-blurring as they were energetic.