Sentence examples for upon a suggestion from inspiring English sources

These, upon a suggestion by Margaret Todd, he called isotopes.

But I would like to respond to something many commentators, on this site and others, have picked up upon: a suggestion that the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics (B.L.S).

Acting upon a suggestion from the legendary New York Dolls frontman David Johansen — "Have you ever written a song that's like, 'Oh, booze, how I loved you, booze?'" — I started writing you-done-me-wrong songs, addressed to drugs.

The names of the two satellites, Phobos and Deimos, were chosen by Hall based upon a suggestion by Henry Madan, a science instructor at Eton College in England.

The idea for the show started on November 2 , 1988 after NBC executives had approached comedian Jerry Seinfeld to do a project with the network, upon a suggestion by George Shapiro, Seinfeld's manager at the time.

Based upon a suggestion from a teacher at American Theatre Wing, he developed an unusual approach that involved imitating, as he sang, the style and phrasing of other musicians — such as that of Stan Getz's saxophone and Art Tatum's piano — helping him to improvise as he interpreted a song.

Then, upon selection of a suggestion, the information seeker is offered the chance to modify the initial query through the appropriate interactions that are provided by the service.

Then, upon selection of a suggestion, the searcher is prompted to a simple yet intuitive and interactive interface that assists him reconstruct his query based on the semantics of the respective Wikipedia article (acting as the initial search query).

By deliberately impressing a Suggestion upon your unconscious mind before going to sleep, your unconscious, which is the source of all dreams, responds by shaping the character of your nocturnal visions accordingly.

While it makes perfect sense for me to introduce an HBCU to the college search conversation, I may have not made such a suggestion once upon a time.

It is an identity as impermanent as burnt cork, whose profitability rests upon an unspoken suggestion that the surest evidence of white superiority is the capacity to exceed blacks even at being black.