Sentence examples for over suites from inspiring English sources

Russell closed his concert with the album's title track, also voiced achingly by Sampha over suites of violins and a buzzy bass.

Holbrooke has taken over two suites of offices at State Department headquarters, filling them with a staff that has grown to some thirty people.

Packer described how Holbrooke set up his team for his final post: Holbrooke has taken over two suites of offices at State Department headquarters, filling them with a staff that has grown to some thirty people….

"The legitimate reason is supposed to be to use it to market the city," said the president of a team that built a palatial building with public money and turned over a suite to the politicians responsible.

Upon arrival in New York, the French artist, best known for her intensely autobiographical work, proceeded to unpack these items at the Lowell Hotel where she has taken over a suite for "Room," an installation commissioned by French Institute Alliance Française as part of Crossing the Line, an annual festival of contemporary art.

The clash came to a head in July 2011, when the Senate science committee issued a subpoena ordering NASA to turn over a suite of SLS-related documents.

It turns out that she hosted a girls' night out, taking over a suite at the Maxwell and Jill Scott concert at the Verizon Center in Washington, DC, Page Six reports.

A huge volcanic crag soars 2,300 feet into the air, a green carpet spreads out below its grey summit, a lagoon of glorious turquoise hues bathes it, and an almost continuous ring of tree-covered sandy atolls offers ridiculously expensive resorts - one over-water suite apparently can set you back $15,000 a night.

Meanwhile, her friends race around in an unnecessary fleet of gas-guzzling Mercedes, shrieking and salivating over hotel suites and shoes.

It is no coincidence that both the Extended Stay America and the Residence Inn by Marriott favor smaller studio spaces over sprawling suites, which are more typical of suburban extended-stay hotels.

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