Sentence examples for suite for her from inspiring English sources

When Erin Wasson arrives in the hotel suite for her photocall, everyone is a little taken aback.

A wing of their house includes a large suite for her sister, who visits occasionally from Texas.

She used the grocery money to get a suite for her and Kurt and lied to her husband about the money.

'XENOGENESIS SUITE: A TRIBUTE TO OCTAVIA BUTLER' Inspired by Ms. Butler, the acclaimed African-American science fiction author, the flutist Nicole Mitchell composed this ambitious suite for her Black Earth Ensemble, a strong cohort that includes cello and voice.

A few feet away was a treadmill, installed in the suite for her use, and between trudging out, trouperlike, to "Live With Regis and Kelly" and "Late Show With David Letterman" and the rest of it, she was putting in her time on it.

And then during the World Cup, a junior sports minister, Rama Yade, criticized the French team for staying in an expensive hotel in South Africa, when it turned out that the state had prepaid more than $800 a night for a junior suite for her.

(da Fonseca-Wollheim) ★ Bargemusic (Friday through Sunday) The highlight of a lovely weekend at the barge is the excellent cellist Wendy Sutter playing Britten's three austere but richly intimate solo suites for her instrument on Friday.

Specifically, I was thinking about the rather highhanded, Marie Antoinette-ish way in which she dismissed the need for extended maternity leave, as if it hadn't occurred to her that building an en suite nursery for her newborn next to her office basically elided the need for it, since the baby could remain within a few feet of her all day long.

The passionate and fiercely focused performance by the violinist Rachel Barton Pine turned "Native Informant," a five-movement suite for solo violin written for her, into the highlight of the evening.

Later at the hotel bar she runs into Paula, and over many celebratory Scotches the two women develop an edgy friendship that takes an unexpected turn when Nick appears and Paula persuades Julie to invite him back to her suite for a possible threesome.

In her 1930 suite for solo viola, she had begun experimenting with scale patterns; by the 1940s she was incorporating her own six- and eight-note scales into her chamber music and occasionally into choral works such as the Five Songs (1944).