Sentence examples for suits changing from inspiring English sources

Orchard Beach went up when a beach required very different things from today: a formal restaurant; a laundry for rental towels and suits; changing rooms; showers.

Both also have technological superiority and the ability to speedily change offerings to suit changing tastes.

Emperors were removed to suit changing times and the emperor's closest aides assassinated in order to effect changes in policy.

He keeps more than 100 copies of the suit, changing two or three times a day.

It cannot adapt to suit changing circumstances or to meet the demands of political crises.

It's tempting to think that the interim period might have been spent rethinking his approach to suit changing times.

The OSD's capabilities will grow to suit changing times, said Joe Born, founder and chief executive of the company.

In its pages Croly attacked what he viewed as American complacency and argued that democratic institutions must constantly be revised to suit changing situations.

With "Pagan Britain" he has written a thoughtful critique of how historians and archaeologists often interpret ruins and relics to suit changing ideas about religion and nationhood.

Its neutrality, forced on it after the second world war, has proved not only convenient but sufficiently flexible to suit changing circumstances.

How I recognised Charlotte leaving home in a tweed suit, changing in a taxi and arriving in N19 in a mini red plastic mac.