Sentence examples for into suite from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sharpe, a kindly septuagenarian with black glasses and a white beard, greeted me in the hallway with a handshake, and ushered me into Suite 7C, which had housed his business for the last dozen years.

In 1969, when she was 16, Gail Renard evaded heavy security at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal and managed to sneak into Suite 1742, where John Lennon and Yoko Ono were staging their eight-day bed-in for peace.

In the 80s, after those great records had been made, Hook and local studio manager Chris Hewitt bought Cargo for £1,300, and turned it into Suite 16. "It seemed romantic," says Hook, but it was impractical – the pair never turned a profit after spending a small fortune on equipment to make it the best studio in the region.

This quietly self-possessed innovator merges and reshuffles the familiar separate elements of conventional jazz – short tunes, long solos, climactic drum breaks – into suite-like extended pieces, but they change in mood and dynamics so much that they feel like contrasting scenes in a play.

A lot of us have put up new neon, made rooms into suites, used open space better.

Smaller offices ranging from 12 by 12 feet to 16 by 20 feet have the flexibility to be made into suites.

The Pièces are highly ornamented and rich in harmony and are grouped by key into suites of dances (usually an allemande, one or more courantes, a sarabande, and sometimes a gigue) and miniature pieces with fanciful titles.

Software for designing structured objects such as machinery and buildings originated from drawing or drafting, and has evolved into suites of applications for different aspects of design.

Systematic variations in the control points of these curves allows us to generate multiple realisations of geological interfaces, resulting in stochastic models that were grouped into suites used to apply quantitative estimators of uncertainty.

Rooms were often organized into suites, with front rooms larger than rear, interior, and storage rooms or areas.

Experimentation with expanded musical forms contributed to this, as songs that were more or less thematically related were often combined into suites made up of several movements.