Sentence examples for suggests a line from inspiring English sources

He did acknowledge that he occasionally "calls and suggests a line in a speech" (his writing assistant for the book was Adam Frankel, a speechwriter for Mr. Obama).

The smallest pieces -- a hawk with spread wings, a wasp-faced figure with horns -- are nuggets of sculptural power, and a series of large jade discs lining one wall suggests a line of porthole windows onto outer space.

He suggests a line that connects Sterne, Waugh, Martin Amis and Jonathan Franzen, and also includes "my favourite incident in literature, in Waiting for Godot, when Estragon takes off his belt to hang himself and his pants fall down.

But the ability of television interviewers to throw Mr. Lieberman onto the defensive today, over his differences with Mr. Gore and his past criticisms of President Clinton, suggests a line of attack that the Republicans are likely to pursue relentlessly in the coming days.

Speaking in front of a crowd of her peers, an American sex worker suggests a line to feed would-be clients who object to using protection: "The fuck is for you," she says.

Arpaio suggested a line: "Arpaio ordered that every detainee be asked by a 287 g) officer what country they came from".

Terry Holt, the spokesman for President Bush's re-election campaign, suggested a line of attack that would be used against Mr. Kerry.

Eager to bill the film as an engine of trend, its distributor, 20th Century Fox, contacted Bloomingdale's to suggest a line of Moulin Rouge clothes, Kal Ruttenstein, the store's fashion director, said.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A Google search spurred Jackie Sibblies Drury's first produced play, and she peppers her stage directions with smiley or frowny emoticons to suggest a line's emotional color.

Percy deleted some words, added others, and occasionally suggested a line or two.

The idea had first been raised three years earlier, when merchants suggested a line from the Trent and Mersey to near Runcorn.