Sentence examples for suite ahead from inspiring English sources
The phrase "suite ahead" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a "suite" in a hotel or building context, but it lacks clarity without additional context. Example: "As you enter the building, you will see the sign for the suite ahead on your left."
Arriving in the designated hotel suite ahead of David Oyelowo, I plonk myself down in an armchair, leaving a second one free for him, and practise rolling his surname around on my tongue.
It's only accelerated under Nadella, who was more than content to launch the iPad build of the productivity suite, and zip ahead with the Android build, even as the ever-missing, touch-based build of Office for Windows muddles along.
Sitting in the centenary suite at the Liberty Stadium ahead of the biggest game of his career, Tremmel talks about "destiny" as he tells the story behind his free transfer to Swansea with a mixture of laughter and disbelief.
But instead of being presented with a positive vision of how societies can navigate the suite of risks that lie ahead, there is a deafening silence, or worse, advocacy for the opposite of what the evidence suggests we should do (David Cameron's backing for large-scale shale gas development in the UK being a recent example).
Chrome came out way ahead in a suite of Javascript benchmark tests.
At the budget end of the spectrum, Microtel Inn and Suites by Wyndham ranked well ahead of other economy chains, which often received low marks for bad lighting and a smoky smell.
Although some people would end up as losers under any single one of these measures, virtually everyone would come out ahead under a broad suite of Pigovian taxes.
In some cases (as when Brandon Collwes in November danced a solo made by Cunningham for himself in the "Suite") a dancer takes off while looking ahead, then pivots his torso in midair and lands looking back.
The faces of musicians stare down at us from the paintings that line each wall as we pad down the hallway to our suite, their eyes seemingly warning us of the adventure that lies ahead.
In retrospect, maybe announcing something nine months ahead of schedule–[like] when we said Creative Suite is going to ship in the second quarter might have been a little premature".
Sandra Peterson very clearly knows how to get ahead in the masculine world of the C-Suite without losing or denying her own femininity.
