Sentence examples for suitably primed from inspiring English sources
The organisers were in on it too, scheduling the In Memorium montage to follow the best supporting actor prize, ensuring the audience was suitably primed.
It's a suitably prime spot for a designer who is poised to become the country's first international design superstar.
By the time Dizzee Rascal took the Pyramid Stage, the crowd were primed to go suitably Bonkers to his appropriately named smash hit, undoubtedly set to be this summer's festival anthem.
Gabriel looks suitably grave and prime ministerial.
What most voters care about is that the News of the World has been up to no good and the Prime Minister, sounding suitably outraged, has announced an inquiry into it.
The prime minister, also suitably solemn before the National Assembly, replied that he preferred to wait for scientific advice on how to do this safely and without harming France's environment.In other words, the tragedy of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) has become a political football in France.
For Western eyes, the neat swap of titles from Prime Minister to President Vladimir Putin — suitably circumventing Russia's maximum-two-consecutive-term rule — may appear to suggest business as usual in the closed world of Kremlin politics.
and asked the Prime Minister of India to suitably modify the instructions to ensure that English was the language of communication on social media.
Studiously anti-establishment, he left the job of prime minister's director of strategy in 2012 and now works in suitably laid back California.
Theresa May, the prime minister, even has her own version of Trump's border wall a suitably pathetic British number built in Calais, France.
