The "Suite Provençale" (1936) was a burst of musical patriotism at a time when French identity was increasingly unsure.
Just as Rove finished talking to Bush from the hotel bathroom that evening, boisterous, good-natured Karen Hughes burst into the suite, and Rove told her he just wanted to "get New York over with so we can go home".
On the afternoon of February 19th dozens of agents of Venezuela's state security service, Sebin, armed with automatic weapons and a sledgehammer (but no arrest warrant) burst into a suite of offices on the sixth floor of a tower block in El Rosal, a normally quiet district of Caracas.
Only 23 then, Mayweather burst into a hotel suite in Las Vegas, entourage in tow, proclaiming he would become HBO's next star; his family boxing's first.
Earpiece man says, "He's right on top of you!" The reporter bursts into the suite.
Our future planes are to enhance the applicability of this computational suite for understanding of polyrhythmic bursting patterns and their functional transformations in small networks.
Mr. Kimbrough then opens the second part of the suite with a quickened pace that bursts us into the daylight.
The judiciously timed bursts of music -- Shostakovich's "Jazz Suite, Waltz 2" and Beatles songs -- fit just right with long patches of silence that seem to absorb and refract Michael Giannitti's golden-tinged light.
He bursts happily into the small suite on the 28th floor of the Ritz-Carlton overlooking Michigan Avenue and the towers of the downtown Loop in the distance.
While sailing, the craft's suite of scientific instruments caught gamma ray bursts, collected data on space dust, and participated in very long baseline interferometry observations of celestial objects.
