Sentence examples for Make a fit from inspiring English sources

When it comes to project resources, again managers must make a fit.

The song begins with the immortal lines: "Raymond Carver used to make a fit, if anyone ever called him a minimalist," and only gets better from there.

In the City, BSkyB's shares took a pounding as Ofcom, the media regulator, said it would consider whether News Corporation would make a "fit and proper" owner of BSkyB.

Just last year Amanda McKoy, a midwifery student at Oxford Brookes, successfully argued that the high court was competent to interfere with the university's claim that she would not make a fit midwife because she had performed poorly on the course.

Never make a fit or get mad.

Or you might make a fit-showing jump, a bid that is becoming more common in expert circles and is one of my favorites.

It was a world first, and a rarely attempted surgery, largely because of the difficulty in making a fit with bone from elsewhere in the body.

As a preliminary validation, we made a fit with data taken from the paper of Luisi et al. [ 2].

With a collection of predominantly French artwork and antiques, it makes a fitting backdrop.

Now Liggins (East) produced one of my favorite bids: He made a fit-showing jump of three hearts.

Adam Lippes is making a fitted evening dress featuring pretty gathering details at the sides ($990) from his fall collection available early on Farfetch.