Sentence examples for been suited from inspiring English sources
verb
To make proper or suitable; to adapt or fit.
"You should've already been suited up, Grimes," Harriott said.
Looking back his aunt felt t that the Quales had never been suited to the occasion; in short, they had done Steve no good whatever.
His revival, illusory though it might have been, suited everyone: the boxing public, the TV stations, the promoters and the rest of the heavyweight division.
Twenty20 has just removed the quiet middle period.' Tufnell has never played Twenty20 professionally nor, with his looping off-spin, would he necessarily have been suited to it.
In fairness, the winner may not have been suited by making the running, but Willie Mullins felt he had little option against just two rivals.
The conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen, who recorded some of Herrmann's film scores with the Los Angeles Philharmonic in 1996, suggests that his skills may not really have been suited to "abstract" music.
Jagr was suited for Russia.
Still, "Human Foundation" is suited to the outdoors.
Most pinks are suited to rock gardens.
Actions are suited to words.
