Sentence examples for a fitting date for from inspiring English sources

"The Robber" itself, more an assemblage of passages than a novel in any ordinary sense, did not tumble into the world until 1972 — a fitting date for a beautiful, unsummarizable work every bit as self-reflexive as anything produced by the metafictionists of the sixties and seventies.

France's Le Monde agreed Halloween, "the Anglo-Saxon festival of witches and pumpkins", was perhaps a fitting date.

But 8 December – the feast of the immaculate conception – has also been suggested as a fitting date.

Elizabeth Taylor died on Joan Crawford's birthday: a wholly fitting date.

The Royal Pavilion provided the backdrop to their early theatre and picnic dates seven years ago, so it is a fitting venue for the next step in their relationship, they said.

Ogham script, an Irish writing system dating from the 4th century ad, seems to have been named for him, a fitting association for a god of eloquence.

A fitting throne for summer's queen.

A fitting reward for their season perhaps.

It's a fitting role for writers.

It was a fitting goal for a fitting player, according to head coach Jack Capuano.

"Darkness" is a fitting theme for the month of October.