Sentence examples for the time suggests from inspiring English sources

The streamlined electro-disco of "Rain" offers a beguiling dancefloor diversion, however, while hushed ballad "By the Time" suggests this stage-school exhibitionist may make an affecting songwriter yet.

The time suggests he is some 12 to 15 metres slower than in his 1998 gold-medal triumph in Budapest and still has much work to do before he can even contemplate a return to Britain's team for the world championships in Edmonton in August.

However heartfelt, this is also faintly disingenuous, for a close inspection of what was being written about him at the time suggests that he was being punished less for his success than for the sometimes wildly exaggerated claims made on his behalf.

One document from the time suggests that the product, made from fermented soya beans, was known widely as "small mutton".

Saying that you are right 70percentt of the time suggests that it is possible to aggregate all the beliefs of two decades, divvy them up into the accurate and the erroneous, and arrive at a meaningful assessment of your overall rightness - and, by extension, your overall impact on your field, or on the world.

The traditional identification of the battle site with Oswestry, probably in the territory of Powys at the time, suggests that Penda may have had British allies in this battle, and this is also suggested by surviving Welsh poetry which has been thought to indicate the participation of the men of Powys in the battle.

Cook for the time suggested on the packet, then drain.

Prosecutors at the time suggested that Ferreira was "sex-crazed".

Reports at the time suggested the tournament was less blighted by hooliganism than expected.

Reports at the time suggested the differences were all Crowe's.

Nicholas D. Nash, the station's program director at the time, suggested calling the series "Pipedreams".