Sentence examples for through the suite from inspiring English sources
And Ms. Hultman never developed the single personality or physical trait she assigned to each dancer through the suite.
This notion seems threaded through the suite, which has seven pieces and is called "A Cosmic Rhythm with Each Stroke," echoing a phrase from one of Mohamedi's journals.
"This is the front lines, right here," James Gordon said as he walked through the suite of conference rooms and offices he oversees as the team leader here.
And as he moved through the suite of offices and into the editing room to watch "A Man for All Seasons," he looked very much like Silent Bob, right down to the doleful eyes and the backward baseball cap.
So instead of Leonardo DiCaprio and Helen Mirren, who both rolled through the suite in 2007, the big names on Thursday included Shar Jackson, most famous for her relationship with Kevin Federline, the former husband of Britney Spears, and Claudia Jordan, one of the models on "Deal or No Deal".
Through the suite of apps, companies can view their data within contexts or scenarios that are endemic to the research and development of therapies.
These buttons are placed through the suites, even on the bathroom wall.
When walking through the suites, hallways, and common areas, guests can appreciate the attention to detail the owners placed on the hotel's design, from the relaxing color schemes to the hand-picked Italian art that adors the walls.
Sprinkled through the Standard Model, the suite of equations that describe all natural phenomena, are various mysterious constants, like the speed of light or the masses of the elementary particles, whose value is not specified by any theory now known.
We also pass through the Presidential Suite: an interconnecting maze of rooms including a boardroom, gym and spa, served by a team of butlers – 13 members of the Taj's total staff of 1,700.
Those qualities prevailed through the rest of the suite, as did the attractions of the orchestra's luminous string sound, lyrical woodwind playing and, especially in "Laideronnette," its characterful percussion.
