Sentence examples for suggested lines from inspiring English sources

They have suggested lines of questioning.

But let's see what a great rewriter once did with that same figure of speech: As civil war loomed, William Seward, named by Lincoln to be Secretary of State, suggested lines for the end of the first Inaugural Address.

Her suggested lines: "Can you do any better?" or "Do you have some room on that price?" Try those lines if you are interested in one of Ms. Muccio's items, a walnut-sized, 32-sided Crystal Fortune Telling Ball (marked at $35) from the long-defunct, Manhattan-based Paramount Bead Corporation.

Sometimes, as in a segue from Howlin' Wolf to Tom Waits, Mr. Spitzer suggested lines of influence across genres; sometimes he emphasized the disparity in interpretations, playing the original cast recording of "Old Man River" from "Showboat" right after a version by the jazz saxophonist Gene Ammons.

A more robust quantile estimator with which to investigate these suggested lines of inquiry is proposed by Canay (2011).

I've seen suggested lines of inquiry that would have done us all a world of good last Wednesday night.

And your suggested line about hand-washing seems a little strict to me.

Strangely, in the book the deal is misanalyzed, though if West had had the singleton heart ten, the suggested line would have worked.

This week, at Atlantic Media's Defense One Summit, he suggested lining the West Coast with ballistic defense systems, to fend off an attack from North Korea.

Readers are given the opportunity to give their views on individual stories and suggest lines of inquiry using Twitter by tweeting to #opennews.

Markram's response to this is that he has never said his brain simulation is a replacement for animal experimentation; the point is to use the simulation to suggest lines of research that are likely to be most profitable.