Sentence examples for when we suggest from inspiring English sources

The only time she wants to leave our house is when we suggest eating at Balthazar in Covent Garden.

When we suggest that future DCRs should adapt to the changed patterns of drug use and be able to accommodate people who inhale ice, the criticism starts all over again.

When we suggest we strengthen our safety net programs by giving states more flexibility to manage them – he accuses us of wanting to leave the elderly and disabled to fend for themselves.

"I always wanted to be the other guy in the Pet Shop Boys," he says when we suggest he is playing the Chris Lowe figure in this new outfit.

But in Saudi Arabia, when we suggest that the Saudis think about a different approach to internal politics, including the young generation that is coming, that has been educated in all the wrong subjects, and now doesn't have prospects for much employment and so forth, the Saudis really aren't interested.

Our own son, Alfie, is only three, but when we suggest reading Shirley Hughes or Maurice Sendak he'll drag some dogeared thing off the shelf and say: 'No, I want to read the boring book.' I remember a picture from an encyclopedia in my junior science library.

When we suggested a new chant, "Thirty-days hath September, April, Roebuck & November".

When we suggested business tools and software applications we thought would be best for RAP, we found that they were completely alien to the team.

When we suggested the possibility of a reading at the National Theatre, the initial reaction was a mixture of alarm and incredulity.

Years ago, we received incredulous smirks and pained smiles when we suggested in UN meetings that gender equality would only be achieved when men did half of the care work.

Dkwalser thinks we must've "been smoking" something when we suggested that the Bush White House beats all other recent administrations at watching its own party members (and friends) be carted off to jail.