The explosive Jerome Robbins choreography for this 1957 show long seemed unimaginable on a ballet stage; in the seventies, when Robbins consulted George Balanchine about making his work suitable for such a setting, Balanchine gave his blessing.
Hall says that Burgess final dilemma; namely, his desire to keep PreCrime running, his inability to bring himself to kill Anderton, and his desire to live, drives him to see his only suitable action to be suicide.
Mr. Showen says that also makes his subdivision suitable for retail buildings.
Others, such as Paul Valéry, found his palate suitable to its task.
At the time of his death from pancreatic cancer, Kon was working on The Dream Machine, which he described as a "road movie for robots" and the first of his films suitable for children.
Powers was an American Catholic whose stories decorated these pages for many years, and who has been brought back into the spotlight by the appearance of a new collection of his letters, "Suitable Accommodations: An Autobiographical Story of Family Life" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux).
But if the lady bird does not find his nest suitable for her potential egg, she will break it to pieces with her beak, and make him start all over again.
The knight sinks under the weight of his subject, and is glad to escape to scenes more congenial to his disposition, and more suitable to his talents, the garrulity of a literary old man".
Other paramours are less suitable: his brother's care-home plaything, his teacher, married women.
