Sentence examples for suite such as from inspiring English sources
We use Facebook and Twitter as our main marketing tools and need to move to a media management suite such as Hootsuite.
Even in the most wayward passages of the suite, such as in the third movement, Lemminkäinen in Tuonela, there was no doubt where the music was heading, and the finale, Lemminkäinen's Homeward Journey, became an exuberant, totally satisfying release.
Network monitoring is typically managed by a comprehensive tool suite such as OpenView.
An upgrade from Windows 95 to Windows 98 costs about $90; a software suite such as Home Essentials will set you back some $115; and a typical virus killer like Norton Antivirus costs about $39.
The conventional electrical logging suite such as the resistivity and SPR logs are well known for the investigation of the presence of potential water-bearing fractured zones in a geologic medium such as the crystalline basement rocks of Ghana.
Comparisons uses several data points already in the OpenGov suite, such as household incomes, law enforcement density and crime statistics, and combines them into an interactive chart, which can be rearranged from format to format.
The pizzicato cacophony of jagged mini-suites such as Pleated Gazelle and The Girl Wants To Fix Him Some Broth test musical borders and the listener's patience.
Following significant refurbishment in 2001, it offers good-value accommodation, with a series of more luxurious themed suites, such as the hi-tech LG Suite with home cinema, or the Toy Suite which children probably won't want to leave.
His work in theatre and the cinema gave rise to a number of charming programmatic suites, such as the Lieutenant Kije suite (1934), the Egyptian Nights suite (1934), and the symphonic children's tale Peter and the Wolf (1936).
Separately, corporate guests were invited to sample food from the suites, such as roasted five-spice chicken with almond flakes, braised duck with cherry and port wine sauce and seafood fricassee in Chardonnay sauce.
But IBM has yet to announce what its licensing policy will be for running its big software suites, such as DB2 and WebSphere, on computers powered by Intel's more advanced Itanium multicore processor.
