Sentence examples for suggested makes from inspiring English sources

Keeping the layers separate is important, though I find serving it in a glass, as is often suggested, makes it too fiddly to eat.

The wines we liked best had a savory side, along with floral notes and lively acidity, which Florence suggested makes them versatile with food.

His predecessor, an M.B.A. president by contrast, was an extrovert with name recognition and little humility who endorsed the equivalent of splashy product rollouts (the "Mission Accomplished" banner), exactly the type of leader Mr. Brooks suggested makes a poor executive.

He pointed out that Hangzhou cooking uses comparatively little oil, salt, sugar, or starch which, he suggested, makes it healthier than other Chinese cuisines— and that it heeds Confucius' insistence on fine and delicately cut food.

Similarly, the bloody mary with beetroot juice and pickling liquid from detoutcoeurLimousin would certainly shift a hangover, and, as suggested, makes for a great start to a meal in place of a traditional starter.

He pointed out that Hangzhou cooking uses comparatively little oil, salt, sugar, or starch — which, he suggested, makes it healthier than other Chinese cuisines — and that it heeds Confucius' insistence on fine and delicately cut food.

Mr. D'Aquino also suggested making the stairs the focal point.

Ms. Bakker suggested making changes slowly to avoid overwhelming people.

To remedy this, she suggested: "Make it bright.

Ms. Cotton suggested making posters that illustrated various professions.

For the overwhelmed homeowner, she suggested making the simplest adjustments.