Sentence examples for wild suggestions from inspiring English sources

Carrack said he was fascinated by the wild suggestions about who the piano man was.

He says he does not accept some of the "wild" suggestions that £10bn could come from the welfare budget.

He added he would also reject "wild suggestions" that he "wave a wand and put a freeze on benefits for two years", saying that would hit the most vulnerable in society.

"What I can assure you is that we will not allow some of these wild suggestions that have been made from the right of British politics, that all the savings can be made from welfare.

Lord's standing was made abundantly clear yesterday when Keith Bradshaw, the MCC's ambitious chief executive, had to interrupt a family holiday in Queensland to dismiss wild suggestions in The Times that the MCC could part-fund the scheme by selling naming rights to the ground.

He told the conference: "We will not allow some of these wild suggestions that are coming from the right of British politics that all the savings should come from welfare, and that we should scoop out a £10bn-sized hole in welfare".

Just a wild suggestion.

Let me leave you with one wild suggestion about the future.

This is as opposed to, just to make a wild suggestion, actually regulating financial markets the way we used to, giving rise to a half-century without major financial bubbles.

But even the wild suggestion that the reclusive chameleon of rock might show up was drowned out by the din caused when an angry broadsheet journalist went public with the list of demands made upon attending members of the press by sponsors MasterCard's PR agency, in which regularly and enthusiastically mentioning the credit card and its slogan Priceless Moments on Twitter figured heavily.

Tired of hearing fellow lobstermen grouse, Mr. Lane, whose 30 years living in Maine have done nothing to dampen the deeply progressive political spirit he grew up with in his home country of Iceland, called some union organizers in the state, and made a wild suggestion: his ailing industry, despite its entrenched ethos of self-reliance, just might be ripe for their services.