Sentence examples for suggestions that begin from inspiring English sources

Google, for example, uses this technology for a good purpose: when one begins typing in a search term, each letter is zipped to the server, which, without perceptible delay, returns suggestions that begin with the same sequence of letters.

Currently, leading search engines on the web such as Google and Yahoo! offer query suggestions that begin with the same letters a searcher types in the input box.

The third is they overwhelm you with such breathtakingly stupid suggestions that you begin to doubt your own judgment.

Yes, his earned run average entering the game was a glittering 9.13, and after he gave up seven earned runs in three innings against the Rays last week, he was close to fielding suggestions that he begin a second career, perhaps stacking lumber.

He went on to dismiss the suggestion that his French players were affected by the Paris terror attacks on an afternoon that began with the playing of La Marseillaise.

The original Wailers broke up, in 1974, because Livingston balked at Blackwell's suggestion that they begin playing underground "freak clubs".

Or "Elizabeth Cady Stanton, wife of Henry Brewster Stanton, distinguished abolitionist and lawyer?" We offer the suggestion that they begin by fixing it up with the Times to bill Brooks Atkinson as "husband of Oriana Atkinson, distinguished Woman's Home Companion correspondent".

The waters of the "warm, little pond" which Charles Darwin mused all this life could have started in are further muddied by suggestions that the beginning of this long story may not even be on this planet.

It was at Cage's suggestion that Cunningham began using chance.

Contrary to recent suggestions that orchid diversification began in a period of global warming, our results place the onset of diversification of the largest orchid subfamilies (Orchidoideae and Epidendroideae) in a period of global cooling subsequent to the Early Eocene Climatic Optimum.

Epstein and his colleague Ronald Robertson spent most of their summer tracking the search suggestions that Google automatically generates when you begin to type a query, so called "autocomplete".