Sentence examples for for suitably from inspiring English sources
For suitably chosen loci, these intersections have physical interpretations.
Rainbow-coloured rabbits, giraffes and a particularly anxious ladybird all made for suitably cute viewing.
The subtext, that he is ready to sell his soul for suitably lavish reward, is too depressing for words.
Some such installations make it possible for suitably equipped aircraft to land in conditions of practically zero visibility.
Manhattan Trinity unites three of the most elegant of jazz players — the pianist Cyrus Chestnut, the bassist George Mraz, and the drummer Lewis Nash — for suitably polished results.
On the one hand he created opportunities for suitably westernized Indians, while on the other he tightened the grip of the British on Indian society.
While scanning stage errors can be estimated for suitably-designed sensor systems, it is usually not possible to simultaneously estimate both scanning stage and systematic sensor errors.
He stops himself, looking for a suitably philosophical rationale for this uncharacteristic confession.
Now for some suitably overblown arena shows.
Yes, it makes for a suitably annoying catchphrase.
After some groping about for a suitably duff name, we settled on Spinal Tap.
