Sentence examples for suggested take from inspiring English sources

After several estimates have been suggested, take a long piece of string and with one end measure the diameter of the Earth.

When companies connect Reprints Related items Business and the Internet: The net imperativeJun 24th 1999It may, as Marshall suggested, take a generation to see how the Internet reshapes society and human behaviour once it becomes a mature technology.

Three options have been widely suggested: take money from the relatively affluent suburban districts that are the governor's political base; simply increase aid to the city without affecting what other districts get; or order New York City, itself, to come up with the money.

For Chávez, framing his regime as "Bolivarian" is time-tested and also, perhaps, essential: as one mid-nineteenth-century Venezuelan politician suggested, "Take away Bolívar, and what have we left?" — Macy Halford By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Seth Lind By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Seth Lind By Jia Tolentino.

She could, as many of her former cabinet colleagues such as George Osborne have suggested, take overseas students – 163,000 came last year – out of the net migration figures on the grounds that they come to study rather than settle in the UK.

After the housing director refused, two high-level HUD staffers exchanged emails in which one asked if he should "make his life less happy" and the other suggested "Take away all of his Federal dollars?" Lo and behold, HUD has now told Philadelphia it could lose as much as $50 million in federal funds, a decision that has now ended up in court.

Someone suggested taking a ferry to Ponza.

This year Cluess suggested taking another step.

She suggested taking Fridays off.

Her management suggested taking the latter.

No one suggested taking the product off the market.