How to use "suggested" in a sentence

A woman saw me lying on a stone bench across the square and suggested that I come here

"But isn't that the point?" suggested Niki

"Or singing!" Cham suggested.

'Perhaps you could copy one of the pictures in the gallery,' Mrs Danvers suggested

'Perhaps Mrs de Winter gave you a different name,' Colonel Julyan suggested.

Not one other relative or acquaintance had ever suggested that she was even indirectly responsible

"We're both overwrought," he suggested.

Elliot had suggested a change in the color of ink, so they would be able to tell the difference between the meaningless scribbles that were already on the map and any new marks that might be made.

'Perhaps she's ill,' suggested Mrs Price Ridley.

However, I was not surprised when after dinner he suggested we went to my study.

'The shock?' I suggested.

'Louder?' I suggested.

'Perhaps she was going to sleep in the barrow?' I suggested.

'Perhaps they didn't know they were missing,' I suggested

But what does he want to come and see me for? I don't like it! I never suggested that he was guilty

But people are so blind that no writer, before the end of the nineteenth century, suggested that much more intelligent life had developed there than on Earth

He suggested going towards London, where he could rejoin his company

The younger woman suggested that they should move on and catch a train at St Albans

He suggested that they should drive across Essex to the sea at Harwich, and from there get right out of the country.

Neither of us wanted to start digging again, and when he suggested a meal I was quite happy to agree.

Seven months ago, when these planets were close together, faint, dark marks appeared on photographs which suggested that a cylinder had been fired from one to the other.