Sentence examples for suggested to throw from inspiring English sources

He did not seem willing, exactly, to concede that it was time (as some commentators have suggested) to throw a Hail Mary, but he spoke with regret about "the inexorable movement of earlier and earlier primaries," coupled with the compressed schedule of primary season.

In this latest Creative Entertaining video, here are a few suggested ways to throw your own Super Bowl party at home.

It is suggested not to throw this often to avoid risk of severe injury.

Williams suggested to Neilson that he throw sticks onto the ice in protest.

"When you're broke and you want to go clubbing the first thing I would suggest is to throw a pregame at your house," says LSDXOXO. "Have all your friends come over".

The book, one assumes by Ms. Wilson, suggests an intention to throw the gauzy lyricism of memory over the baser reality.

On Thursday, we reported on research that suggests the ability to throw things played an important part in the evolutionary success of early humans.

You try and paint a white Robert Ryman canvas, and only then do you realise how sophisticated it is.' As the success of the first Easy volume suggests, people want to throw high quality ingredients together interestingly.

Voters have swung from right to left and back again in a pattern that suggests a recurring urge to throw the bums out.

The pair have spent the last few days giving an entertaining performance to the press, at one point even suggesting that they planned to throw bread rolls at each other during the prizegiving dinner in two weeks' time.

Ukip's 13-point advantage is four points higher than the previous poll in the constituency and suggests the Tories' decision to "throw the kitchen sink" at the by-election is not working.