Sentence examples for to propose something from inspiring English sources

It has to propose something new.

"Now, I'm going to propose something that may surprise you.

I chose to propose something different, which thrilled them all.

That's why I'd like to propose something: a fashion redistribution program.

But to head it off, they'll have to propose something else that will work.

So the question becomes, will the Obama people dare to propose something on that scale?

"I think it's an outrage to even propose something like that," he said.

Biden's plan may not be the best idea, or (conversely) it may be the perfect idea, but at least he's thought about it, and at least he is willing to publicly propose something -- and (by doing so) stake his own political reputation on it.

If Tanzania is determined to stick with the current routing, however, might I propose something to all the concerned Westerners who take their own highways for granted until they have to deal with Third World roads: Instead of griping about this from afar and trying to deny Tanzanians something that would be economically important for them, get involved.

I'd love to see the White House publicly propose something on the spending side, just to get the ball rolling.

But you can get 80 per cent to turn out if you propose something that half the country think would solve all their problems and the other half think would destroy civilisation as they know it.