Sentence examples for to suited from inspiring English sources
verb
To make proper or suitable; to adapt or fit.
Its new device is said to suited to the reading and advertising requirements of both newspapers and magazines.
However, she is determined to begin an urgent conversation, one not confined to suited white men and middle-aged rock stars.
From ragged government soldiers to suited politicians and fat-cats from the big mining companies, people are lining up to secure their future in Mr Kabila's Zaire.
By the end of the first episode, Kara had gone from frazzled personal assistant to suited, booted, fully-fledged hero with super-strength, super-hearing, X-ray vision, sizzling laser side-eye, the lot.
There's a slight clumsiness that comes with them, partly because the seams of the glove get in the way a little, and they are best to suited to chill wind rather than a downpour, but they do the job.
Anyone expecting a return to the charm of the country railways of old will be disappointed, with spartan unstaffed stations whose brutalist architecture is better to suited to platforms serving a Glasgow housing estate.
This seemed to suit everybody.
"There is something to suit every budget".
They picked targets to suit the moment.
You edit it to suit your needs.
