Sentence examples for suggested late from inspiring English sources

"Chaos was the law of nature," he suggested late in life.

From chasing payments to deciding when to hire, here's what they suggested: Late payments cause havoc with an SME's bottom line.

Time is running out, as suggested late in the movie, when a young man and woman slip some live goldfish into a stream, enacting a Buddhist ritual in which captive animals are released to encourage compassion.

Mr. Salmond has suggested late 2014 as a time for a referendum — the 700th anniversary of a famed Scottish victory over the English at the Battle of Bannockburn — and wants people as young as 16 to be able to vote, two years younger than at present.

Just a few days after Gordon Brown announced the Inquiry, Sir John Chilcot – the former civil servant mandarin tasked with chairing it – suggested "late 2010" was a viable date for publication.

Israel's claim that Iran continued to develop its nuclear program after the signing of the 2015 nuclear deal could prompt the U.S. to pull out of agreement, Mike Pompeo suggested late Monday.

President Trump on Sunday suggested late-summer reading for his 37 million Twitter followers in a tweet that could get anyone else in his office fired.

Fig. 8 depicts the suggested late-transcriptional regulatory network involved in the differentiation of MCF-7 cells.

Along with the bed, a grand piano off to the side, covered with candles and decanters, suggests late nights and long parties.

The structural inversion is mainly expressed by the folding of the uppermost pre-Quaternary horizons and deformation of the surface, which suggests late Pliocene-Quaternary (∼ 4 0 Ma) compressional transpressional deformation with NE SW maximal horizontal stress axis.

No, I'm not suggesting late night keggers on a Tuesday or showing up to work in yesterday's clothes.