Sentence examples for to proposing from inspiring English sources
verb
To suggest a plan, course of action, etc.
- I propose going to see a film.
In August the agency came close to proposing deeper fixes.
"He was way more prone to proposing that disagreements be talked out.
Ramsey builds up to proposing, and Jack's literary dreams may finally be coming true.
Research is essential when it comes to proposing a reasonable salary.
The couple had their first date in 1984, but Greenspan didn't get around to proposing until Christmas Day of 1996.
He moved right along to proposing his own legislative fix (you haven't heard the details because it didn't catch on).
But a Southern gentleman doesn't move at a New York speed when it comes to proposing marriage.
Last month, more than fourteen years after Congress mandated transformer standards, the Bush Administration finally got around to proposing them.
WASHINGTON — She fought so hard to outlaw assault weapons that the National Rifle Association deemed her efforts tantamount to proposing the largest gun ban in American history.
Mr. Kessler is the kind of person who over-plans his life, he admitted, so when it came to proposing marriage he took some time, he said.
Mr. Icahn's decision to try to oust the entire board — as opposed to proposing only a couple of candidates — is considered a high-risk maneuver, analysts said.
