Sentence examples for wanting to propose from inspiring English sources

He said: "The SNP indicated that they will be wanting to propose the cancellation of the trams in June.

Mr. Hanley said Ms. Weingarten appeared serious about wanting to propose real savings, but he said many other union leaders were not serious and preferred layoffs to concessions.

Several presidential advisers interviewed in recent weeks said Mr. Obama has been torn between wanting to propose major budget changes to entice Republicans to the bargaining table, including on Social Security, and believing they would never agree to raise revenues on upper-income Americans as part of a deal.

"I had been wanting to propose for a while, just was not sure how to do it," Negrilli told Billboard.

It's widely defined as a lack of romantic feeling (no butterflies in the stomach or not wanting to propose after he gives you the last piece of garlic bread) but there's no checklist or set criteria.

I have been wanting to propose for a while, and when she surprised me in the Skybox, it was such a shock, if I had the ring with me I would have done it right then and there," he told People magazine.

Facing an exodus of customers, some banks want to propose a new customer experience in their branches, notably with digital proposals to enhance positive affective reactions.

I want to propose a toast.

Want to propose a toast... to yourself?

Adelson wanted to propose his gaming initiative to the King.

"Do Republicans want to propose changes in entitlements?" he added.