One possibility is to use it to show major suits.

North is almost certain to have four cards in one or both major suits.

South had 11 sure tricks and needed a 12th from one of the major suits.

By this means all 5-3 and 4-4 major suit fits can be found.

The major suits were now stripped, but the lead was in the wrong hand.

And both major suits were due to break badly for South.

But he was concerned about other possible breaks in the major suits.

West's raise suggested that he was happy to play in either major suit.

South could count 11 tricks and had to find one more in the major suits.

North was able to double to show the major suits and then indicate club support.

West had to guess which major suit to lead, and guessed right by leading a heart.

The major suits were known, and there was a clue to the clubs.

Finally she played her last trump and West was squeezed in the major suits.

He knew that South held six cards in the major suits and expected at most three clubs.

In one respect, raises of major suits have been standardized.

It is one of two major suits remaining against the state and the event organizers.

South's bidding shows 16-18 points, a balanced hand and no major suit.

North-South have a rather shaky play for game in a major suit.

It was unlikely that South held length in a major suit since he had not attacked either.

A major suit lead would have scored two tricks for the defense and won the board.

If only one major suit a year is avoided, a hospital's patient representative program could more than pay for itself.

Either diamond works if East wins and shifts to a major suit.

If he returns a major suit North will win, cash the heart jack and play the club king.

South can now count eight tricks, and must find his ninth in one of the major suits.

Two diamonds was Michaels, showing at least 5-5 in the major suits.