Sentence examples for suggested years from inspiring English sources
"They finally said what we suggested years ago".
His torpid movements suggested years of living in a remote backwater where nothing much ever happened.
Gates himself suggested years ago that Microsoft could transform the world through smart services connected to the devices on our desks, in our pockets and on our wrists.
It cut its dividend and its executive salaries while trying to speed its decision-making -- all things Mr. York had suggested years earlier.
The decree was so absolute that at least one bishop was fired after he suggested, years later, that elevating women to the priesthood could be one way to solve the Roman Catholic church's chronic shortage of clergy.
Our estimates of the duration of fluvial activity (of order 106 107 years) suggest longer times than previously suggested (years to centuries) by sediment transport models, but generally relatively short durations from a geologic perspective.
His staff attends to his needs with a choreographed precision that suggests years of rehearsal and refinement.
But with the kids it was always this" — he pushed his fists together to suggest years of worry and clashes with his children.
Her instinctively grand posture suggests years of red-carpet appearances and confrontations with domineering studio heads; she's valiant, pathetic, intimidating and absurd.
As the recent wave of scandals suggests, years of leniency have failed to bring the hoped-for results or respect for the law.
Graydon Carter, editor in chief of Vanity Fair, received a $100,000 payment from Universal Studios in 2003 for suggesting years earlier that the book "A Beautiful Mind" be made into a film, executives involved with the film said.
