Sentence examples for should have suited from inspiring English sources

A V12 Packard of 1932 should have suited me.

Scotland were abject in conditions that should have suited the underdog but they had no hunger or bite.

That left the team pursuit, on paper an event which should have suited Romero, who took the gold medal in the inaugural world championship in the discipline in 2008.

It is worth noting that Mars, third in the St James's Palace Stakes, never landed a blow in fourth that day – over a trip that should have suited him rather better.

It should have suited Harlequins, but for all the prompting of Danny Care, who spoiled his best break of the match by running into Alex Goode after kicking ahead and claiming a penalty, there was nothing synchronised about their play.

Musgrave hit the front early, believing that he could dominate the quarter-final on a course that should have suited his style, but was left trailing on a long incline.

The kind of surface that, Captain Caveman Carles Puyol and hyperactive child Dani Alves apart, shouldn't have suited them.

"Canada should not really have suited us, but we had a very good day and put the car on pole, so we will see what we can do here".

Maybe he should, because the underdog role has suited the U.S. well in this tournament.

The fact that a number of members of Congress thought the retaliation should have been stronger suited the Administration just fine; a State Department official says, "That's where we wanted to be — less hawkish than Congress".

Wigan, in contrast, have earned a reputation as the least pleasant team to play against since the arrival of the no-nonsense Australian coach Michael Maguire from the Melbourne Storm, so the unseasonal return of wet-weather rugby on Friday should have been perfectly suited to their rip-and-tear approach.