Sentence examples for preferred suit from inspiring English sources

An offer to win at least five tricks with the preferred suit as trump.

The same as abundance but with the preferred suit as trump.

An offer to win at least eight tricks with the preferred suit as trump and in temporary alliance with whoever will accept the proposal.

Four players each receive 13 cards in batches of four-four-four-one; the last cardealtltothethe dealer is turned faceup to establish a preferred trump suit.

Pask points towards a move away from slick, shiny suits preferred by businessmen to more matt and understated use of cashmere.

We conclude that the way in which the QICs were organised did not sufficiently suit the preferred learning styles Discovery and Participation; in fact, the lesser preferred learning styles Acquisition and Apperception formed the QICs' central learning approaches.

When not wearing a suit, his preferred uniform is jeans, cowboy boots and one of those belt buckles -- prizes from years of horse shows.

GeekWire reports that a group of series A preferred stockholders filed a suit last week alleging that Scout Analytics' board failed to explore a counter financing offer by Catalyst Investors III that would have valued the company at $40 million.

In addition, the DMC-L10 adopts advanced hybrid-type AF system, which gives users the option to choose either the phase difference AF system or the contrast AF to suit the preferred shooting style.

In literature about decision-making styles it has long been suggested that there is the potential for clinicians to modify their decision-making style to suit the preferred style of individual patients [ 37], but it has also been shown that it is difficult to define a patient's preference purely on the basis of their communication behaviour [ 47].

While some people take the literal meaning and, accordingly, would provide a response such as 'I am unable to walk about' (EQ-5D-5L) or 'Unable to walk at all' (HUI), others reframe questions about walking to suit their preferred interpretation of the question (for example, in reference to the SF-36v2, " I'll just say wheeling instead, I don't mind crossing that off and putting that" (FG2)).