Sentence examples for called the suite from inspiring English sources

Another arrangement is called the suite, which no longer consists exclusively of dances but also of instrumental pieces of all kinds.

The new MTV service, called "The Suite From MTV and VH1," will provide totally distinct programming not available on either MTV or VH1.

In an e-mail, Prabhat Verma, the hotel's general manager, called the suite an "innovative 'flip' of the typical co-branding experience between a car company and a lifestyle brand," in which brands — fashion houses, typically — put their mark on the car.

(In actual fact, Zendesk has now started to respond: in May the company launched a new omnichannel product called The Suite, which bundles Zendesk Support, Guide, Chat, and Talk to give a unified view of a customer to the support agent. One more reason Kustomer needs to keep expanding what it does).

I had a piece called, "Conversation," which was a part of a larger piece called "The Suite For Two Trios," which was a piece commissioned by the Laguna Arts Council.

Pablo Casals called the suites "optimistic," "tragic," "heroic," "grandiose," "tempestuous," and "bucolic".

Pablo Casals called the suites "optimistic," "tragic," "heroic," "grandiose," "tempestuous," and "bucolic". Wispelwey, in a delightful essay on them, adds more biographical detail.

Still, his ambitions for Zoho, as he calls the suite, may mark the beginning of the end of the fat years for big Western IT firms, especially the sellers of software.The 40-year-old electrical engineer was not destined to be disruptive.

The bluegrass band Poor Man's Whiskey frequently play the album in bluegrass style, calling the suite Dark Side of the Moonshine.

Prior to the renovation, the suite was called, "The Centerfield Suite" and had more of a DiMaggio theme, but given the fact that the famed center fielder was in love with Monroe to the end it's likely he would have cheered the rebrand.

The biggest suite, called the Grand Suite, comes with a private dining room.