Sentence examples for suitable companion from inspiring English sources
Lifetime had turned out to be a suitable companion after all.
Lawyers for the plaintiffs said that the Enron case would be a "suitable companion".
Get It, with its robo vocals, would make a suitable companion piece to Herbie Hancock's Rockit.
She's put on committees, addresses schoolchildren, is given a makeover by concerned local women so that she becomes a more suitable companion for Lars.
It will not perform every function of a full-size laptop, but it is a suitable companion for most business and leisure pursuits.
In The Green Ray of 1985, a young woman (Marie Riviere, the matchmaking Isabelle in An Autumn Tale, again giving a superb performance) despairs of her unsuccessful relationships and fruitlessly tries to find a suitable companion for a summer holiday.
Since Stormy arrived in Mystic, Mr. Binder said, he has tried to find suitable companions for Stormy and Misty, looking as far afield as Japan.
As if to surround himself with suitable companions, he has persistently dressed his clientele, whether from Chicago or Berlin, in the beads, gilt and scarlets of the gorgeous East.
So, we discussed this with Tracey and what would be the most suitable companions, and she was involved in selecting the paintings that would be shown alongside her work.
There is a surface of restraint and orderly decency in the life as it is told here; beneath it, the wildness and fury of the books, where girls' legs are hacked off at the knees to make them suitable companions for aristocratic dwarfs; where a Cambridge intellect falls in love helplessly with quite an ordinary nurse; where poetry happens, from who knows where.
He laces an oversexed rabbit's milk with weedkiller and recommends eating squirrels.His years of practical plantsmanship result in deft delineations of the colour, needs and suitable companions of specific flower varieties: he describes one group of cone flowers as looking "as if they have started to put their ears back in anxiety".
