Sentence examples for to suggest got from inspiring English sources

We will feel it in the strength of our relationships – the civility and courtesy we show to each other … And we will feel it in our culture – a new can-do and should-do attitude where Britons once again feel in control of their lives…" That promised utopia has, as the life stories behind Britain Uncovered survey begin to suggest, got off to a fairly sluggish start.

"If it's any good, I'm going to suggest getting one for the upstairs breakfasts".

The cost is not, as Dr. Dean might seem to suggest, getting two million people to donate $100 each to his campaign, but just $145 $799 with seven-day advance).

"To suggest getting rid of it isn't just an assault on the deep-fat fryer but on the traditional British psyche.

Fooling around meant, for example, finding subtle ways to suggest getting louder and softer, which the instrument cannot do, and suggesting a singing line, though the harpsichord's tones are brief and abrupt.

In fact, I decided to rule out any kind of chargrilling, because in our climate for much of the year it's just not practical to suggest getting the barbecue out; this is to be a strictly kitchen-only affair.

It is quite another to suggest getting rid of laws that stop workers being discriminated against because of the colour of their skin.

It's for this reason that after a few cocktails, and a ten deck of Marlboro lights, you think it is acceptable to suggest getting in some "charlie".

If not, you may want to suggest getting group help.

Others suggest getting back to work, enjoying my garden, volunteering for a local charity.

I suggest getting used to being shot down.