Sentence examples for that a suite from inspiring English sources

South African Afrotemperate forest is unusual among other southern hemisphere mixed angiosperm conifer forests in that a suite of angiosperm canopy species, rather than a single conifer species, forms the colonising cohort.

That reminded us that a suite of shows, carefully threaded, can keep you planted all night, or at least until Leno comes on.

"People are less excited about traveling these days, and they're looking for the creature comforts that a suite is likely to offer," said Patrick Anderson, director of sales for the Waldorf Towers in Manhattan, which has 101 suites.

They set up a committee of industry heavyweights under Greg Dyke, the former BBC director general, in the hope that a suite of practical policies would emerge pre-election.

Its company includes London Councils, which represents the capital's 33 local authorities, and Boris Johnson, who we must thank for creating the London Finance Commission, which recommended that a "suite of property taxes" raised in the capital should be collected and spent there too rather than sent elsewhere via Whitehall.

It argues that a suite of policies could drive faster adoption of solar technologies, including "establishing a London Solar Task Force to bring together communities, investors, and industry groups; installing solar panels in unused spaces owned by Transport for London and City Hall; and loaning out roof space to community energy projects".

That with a suite that goes for three thousand dollars a night (although the I.M.F. said he paid five hundred and twenty-five dollars, through Travelocity) he assumed she came with the room?

Enter Zumigo, a company that offers a suite of fully hosted applications and services that feature advanced mobile messaging and location-based services.

Advances in activity pattern and behavioral research that established a suite of variables needed to accurately define contact and factors that influence contact are also discussed.

For Caffeine, that's a suite of technology products and new experiences that existing rivals don't have.

That work, a suite at the American Pavilion entitled "Course of Empire," was indeed a highlight of the 2005 Biennale.