The phrase "a supple of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a supply of"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to an amount of something that is available for use or distribution.
Example: "We need to ensure that we have a sufficient supply of materials before starting the project."
Alternatives: "an abundance of" or "a stock of".
Ransom Wilson led a deeply felt reading of that score and of John Corigliano's "Poem in October," a supple setting of Dylan Thomas that was one of the society's first commissions.
Mr. Koopman, an original if sometimes idiosyncratic Baroque specialist, led his choir and the Orchestra of St . Lukes in a supple account of the ode and an electrifying performance of the Te Deum.
A satisfying meal balances curried dishes (that is, with sauce or gravy) with dry dishes and adds rice, a supple piece of nan bread, saucers of dal (lentils) and, perhaps, cooling yogurt raita.
This is no easy ending, just one that comes out of the story and the characters, a supple use of language that snares you in a net of story.
You cannot do better than to start with burrata, a beautiful fresh cheese that is basically a supple purse of mozzarella filled with a blend of salted cream and mozzarella shreds.
Ms. Salvant has it all: perfect pitch and enunciation, a playful sense of humor, a rich and varied tonal palette, a supple sense of swing, exquisite taste in songs and phrasing, and a deep connection to lyrics.
He led a supple account of the Lullaby in the Stravinsky, and his rendering of "Nuages," the opening movement of Debussy's Nocturnes, was a suitably dreamy evocation of slowly drifting clouds.
Rousso, a supple reader of such social memory, found himself haunted by the image of an African-American female officer locking manacles on the ankles of the deportee.
Maurizio Benini conducts a supple account of a great Donizetti score.
Maurizio Benini conducts a supple account of great Donizetti score.
Her first song, which she tosses off in a supple breeze of a voice, matches her insouciance perfectly.
