Sentence examples for suitably a from inspiring English sources

Suitably, a lot of ballerinas pick Juliet as the role they would wish to end their careers with.

Suitably, a new generation of neo-soul and alt R&B wannabes are at it: 19-year-old singer Jorja Smith's Blue Lights, for example, has her singing the bombastic hook from Dizzee Rascal's Sirens as part of a sultry soul number, while 5050 by south London singer Ray Blk begins with a warped version of the "love me, love me" portion of the Cardigans' Lovefool.

Most suitably, a combination of increased fluence and a smaller than conventional margin should be employed.

Further, on varying the elements of (mathcal {F}) suitably, a variety of known contractions in the literature can be deduced.

Yet they all agreed on one thing: There is one person that the coup attempt will benefit the most, and that is President Erdoğan, who called it, most suitably, "a gift from God".

Here, the Beatles' harmonic ingenuity is nonetheless displayed in the upper harmonies- "Turn off your mind", for example, is suitably a run of unvarying E melody notes, before "relax" involves an E-G melody note shift and "float downstream" an E-C-G descent.

That job will fall to a small devoted circle of her friends, including Mrs. Graham, who will be the host of a suitably A-list book party on May 3, along with her son Don and his wife, Mary; Mr. Beschloss; and Jim Lehrer, the PBS television anchor, and his wife, Kate, a novelist.

He is most suitably an add for owners who are punting that category.

A 100-fold sample already is suitably large, a 1,000-fold 1,000-foldter to an immaterial extent.

Suitably axiomatized, a category with these properties is called an (elementary) topos.

This is done by suitably controlling a stream of free electrons.