Sentence examples for Time fit from inspiring English sources

Just like we assume that consumption and leisure are normal goods, i.e. that more consumption and more leisure "is better" in the sense that it provides more utility, we assume here that more flexibility in work schedule and location (i.e. more control over timing and location of work) and thus a better schedule and working time fit "is better" as well.

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They convened at 3 P.M. — a starting time fit for a session musician.

Poles inside the Soviet Union, who numbered over 600,000 at that time, fit the bill.

"The glass wall or the extension that at first seemed to stick out, may in time fit in," Mr. Mellins said.

Teenage Wasteland One show that is definitively down and out is "Beverly Hills 90210," the Fox drama that has for some time fit the oxymoronic description of venerable teenage hit.

"These women have a hard time fitting in.

I was having a hard time fitting Minns's various parts together, and I told him so.

And because just one parasite at a time fits down a proboscis, each bite delivers just a few.

I imagine Broun would have had a hard time fitting Marciano anywhere into his frame of reference.

Pevsner had a hard time fitting in, not least because he was a modernist, something the British found temperamentally uncongenial.