Sentence examples for suggesting dates from inspiring English sources
The phrase "suggesting dates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when proposing specific dates for an event, meeting, or appointment. Example: "I will be suggesting dates for our next team meeting in my email later this week."
But even Mr. Sadr's supporters left room for negotiation when it came to suggesting dates for withdrawal.
It has been criticised on Twitter for suggesting date rape.
They're also upset about a tweet from Kipnis suggesting dating was being redefined as rape.
Several judges even asked the lawyers, without success, to suggest dates to them.
The email suggested dates for an appointment to "discuss putting together the individual funding request for your patient with Myeloid Fibrosis".
The date of origin of the Artha-shastra remains problematic, with suggested dates ranging from the 4th century bce to the 3rd century ce.
Helpful Romantic ($1 on Apple and Android) suggests dates, gifts and activities based on your description of your partner's personality.
These buildings are separated from one another by narrow wooden pathways in what is called a dobbeltgard, or double tenement, pattern -- an architectural element that the archaeological remains at the Bryggens Museum suggest dates back to at least the 12th century.
They persuaded Yeats that he wanted children, suggested dates for conception and warned him that, without regular intercourse and physical arousal on both sides, their guidance might dry up altogether because "when those lack there is no mediumship".
He will be issued with a demand to appear before the business, innovation and skills (BIS) select committee on 7 June after refusing to agree to a number of suggested dates.
The layaway option — which various accounts suggest dates back to the 1920s or 1930s and which is often associated with the Great Depression — differs in a couple of ways from other installment plans.
