Sentence examples for went suitably from inspiring English sources
The English tabloid scene went suitably ballistic, and people stared open-mouthed at the death of monogamy as they knew it.
Suffice to say that his team didn't slip up on the "potential" skin of an edible fruit produced by several kinds of large herbaceous flowering plants in the genus Musa, in the shape of Hamburg (17th and sinking fast) and went suitably ape – in a good way – when they turned a 1-0 definto into a hugely important 2-1 win and celebrated by making Cristiano Ronaldo impersonations (I think).
By the time Dizzee Rascal took the Pyramid Stage, the crowd were primed to go suitably Bonkers to his appropriately named smash hit, undoubtedly set to be this summer's festival anthem.
And so Sadie came home for the holiday, and she went to temple suitably modest in a midcalf dress and closed-toe shoes.
Photograph: Stephen Pond/ PA And off they go under a suitably watery sky.
Jared Leto's Joker is going to be suitably nefarious in Suicide Squad, according to his co-star Margot Robbie.
In spring 1980, suitably decked out, the new Adam and the Ants went on tour, playing some of their old songs to mollify long-term fans.
It's not just this blog that's going to stop, as Suitably Despairing points out here.
Whatever happens to them thereafter, if we are ever going to get a suitably diverse skilled workforce in these fields and extending way beyond academia, we need to continue to try to facilitate the entry of girls into these subjects.
"Employees are educated about the situation they are going into, they are suitably trained, and there is crisis management structure in place".
Like Glastonbury, or a Teki Latex mix, there's something for everyone in Oxford, so whether you're spending your first night in Oxford Brookes' Clive Booth halls, with someone else's squad in Christ Church college or your cosy dorm room in St. Bernard's, you can guarantee that you're going to have a suitably big freshers' to kick start your life as a proper adult student person.
