The phrase "a suite one" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or typo, possibly intended to mean "a sweet one" or "a suitable one."
Example: "I would like to order a sweet one for dessert."
Alternatives: "a nice one" or "a fitting one."
The twins' single mother, Carey Kim Rhodess), was hired by the hotel as a singer, and a suite on one of the upper floors came with the contract.
But at $667 a night for a typical suite, one would presumably be paying someone else to make the arrangements anyway.
Al Naclerio, 67, of White Plains, said he enrolled six years ago, in New Orleans, when he stumbled upon a Maguire party at a hospitality suite one night.
Both of its bedrooms have an en suite: one has a king-size bed and the other space for a single bed or cot.
For example, given an existing test suite, one can add more tests to cover the remaining objectives.
The passive-solar house has two wings: one with the master suite, one with a guest suite.
Whether seated amid all the chandeliers, caryatids and chintz tablecloths of the ballroom or settled around the brightly lit board table of a rather more modern business suite, one might think the average visitor to London's Café Royal hotel would be unlikely to welcome the sound of fists smacking into jaws, nor the plash sportsmen's sweat landing at their feet.
"Just try getting a suite in one of the big hotels and you'd find it was impossible," said a South African mining baron.
You'll stay in a suite at one of London's top five-star boutique hotels, with a butler and chauffeur-driven Bentley at your beck and call.
Benchmarking using a suite of one- to four-dimensional problems shows that while kriging is the most accurate option for a small number of training points, RMTS is the best alternative when a large set of data points is available or a low prediction time is desired.
