Sentence examples for suggestions back from inspiring English sources
She will sit around the table, too, and listen and take suggestions from people and give suggestions back".
A small grey bar is all that will remain; swipe the bar upwards if you want to bring the suggestions back.
Surrounded by empty soda cans, playing with toy soldiers and a mini Etch-a-Sketch, they nervously volley suggestions back and forth.
"Russian dancers are much more used to being told what the step is and interpreting it for themselves," says Trevitt. "Chris is more used to feeding dancers ideas and getting suggestions back.
When it came time to write "Bullet for Adolf," the first time either man has written a play, Mr. Harrelson and Mr. Hyman would sit down together in the same room, throwing suggestions back and forth and polishing each other's ideas until, as Mr. Hyman put it, "we couldn't tell who wrote what and we were finishing each other's sentences".
Mr. Abe, who was completing a three-day official visit to India, had dismissed suggestions back home that meeting Judge Pal's son would anger other Asian nations resentful over Japan's wartime atrocities and Japan's recent actions to play down the atrocities in textbooks and other historical accounts.
There are strong suggestions, backed by Human Rights Watch, a New York-based NGO, that coercion may have been used to influence some of the testimony.The Rwandan government has insisted that the judicial process was fair.
"All of our decision-making processes are very traceable – you can track each suggestion back to the person who made it.
It looks like many of the past attempts to tax Internet companies have yet to come to pass: one suggestion, back in 2010, had been to tax companies like Google that profit from online ads, to funnel the proceeds to "legitimate" content producers like music publishers.
Several countries, including Germany and France, have already voiced their support of the idea, and French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve told French radio network RTL that France already made a similar suggestion back in August.
If you want to look at this in your own life, here's a suggestion: back in the early 1980's, David Allen, Sally McGhee and I created what we called an incompletion trigger list.
