Sentence examples for of a suitably from inspiring English sources

View this as something of a suitably stylish underwear-as-outerwear revival.

Choice of a suitably fiddled threshold (say, 1,000km) would then make Pluto, but not Ceres, a major planet.

That was the nub of a suitably puritanical edict issued recently by the office of President John Mahama.

I can't think of a suitably crude but printable Finch-style epithet for this, but you can imagine.

If circumstances allow, you should consider drawing this to the attention of a suitably senior US official locally.

Phosphors of a suitably doped calcium halophosphate are deposited as thin powder layers on the inner surfaces of thin-walled glass tubes.

No sooner is a president dead than a statue, of a suitably statesmanlike appearance, will pop up in a public place.

The arrangements include "the recruitment of a suitably qualified chief executive able to develop and deliver a new business model for the company, strengthening of the company's financial operations, and the recruitment of a permanent chair".

It's about the viral YouTube clip by 2Cellos playing AC/DC's Thunderstruck: Vivaldi metamorphoses into AC/DC in front of a suitably shocked and bewigged 18th-century audience and - most importantly - it's had over 22m views.

They include "the recruitment of a suitably qualified chief executive able to develop and deliver a new business model for the company; strengthening of the company's financial operations and the recruitment of a permanent chair".

Plate itself is an object consisting of a suitably interrelated sequence of such temporal parts.