Sentence examples for suggested think from inspiring English sources

As one interviewee, Amy Evans, suggested: "think less techy".

But students these days, she suggested, think they're entitled to a government-funded education.

"Still," I suggested, "think how much worse it could have been.

(Later, she explained, "There was a sign that said 'Do Not Touch.' ") Next, Sigman suggested, "Think about taking it further".

As one of the actresses pretended to cook a Chinese meal while carrying on a conversation, Ms. Mueth suggested: "Think about what you'll be doing — stirring, tasting, smelling, chopping.

They might, he suggested, think: "Fucking hell, he's gone insane, what's he done there?" It's with these words ringing in your ears that you play Chasing Yesterday, and discover that the opening track, Riverman, commences with acoustic guitar chords to which you could happily sing Wonderwall and a lyrical reference to the Beatles: "Something in the way she moves drives me to distraction".

For jumpsuit virgins, Elwick suggests: "Think of it as your favourite 24/7 dress.

Morton-Hedges suggests: "Think about transferrable skills such as initiative, communication or meeting a deadline and then come up with one or two good working examples".

Another suggests, "Think about... celebrating your birthday at Saks — we hosted hundreds last year, so you can trust us to make yours memorable".

And half of us, the poll suggests, think Mr Cameron is just using the Green Party as an excuse to avoid the debates.

Next time I suggest think first, spend second, 'kay?