suitably

What they seem to need is something suitably important to sit upon.

But we would have to build a suitably strong building?

Anywhere where they could be suitably young for a while.

My mother came to stay last week, and she was suitably impressed.

But if the uniform was suitably by the book, the words were not.

The best student of the college is also suitably rewarded.

The important thing was to keep him out of the way and suitably diverted.

A human, suitably changed, might survive in that situation for a couple of days.

Where police officers are available, they might not be suitably qualified.

I therefore think that the report before us is already suitably balanced.

The small, neat house in front of him was very suitably named.

"Another time, perhaps, when you have been suitably broken in."

The two looked suitably shocked, but neither of them said a word.

But there was a way to see to it they were suitably distracted.

I'm sure she'll come up with something suitably unpleasant- eventually.

The Government should move to create real choice for all suitably qualified students in future years.

As his sons grow up, they are suitably married off.

He would just have to keep up a suitably tough facade.

Now all he needed was a suitably awful list of names.

Suitably edited and arranged, they can also tell a story.

She tried once more, desperately, to voice her emotion suitably.

Each user has a personal space which they can modify and change suitably.

To be fair, he is suitably compensated for his work.

Many of these were based on existing technology, suitably enlarged.

And that had gotten things off to a suitably rocky start.