Sentence examples for a fitting means for from inspiring English sources

It was in many ways a fitting means for Boyd to come to national attention for, if there is anyone out there determined to disprove the age-old cry that there just aren't the charac ters in the game any more, he is that man.

In Urdu, the word "raqs" means dancing, a fitting title for a group that attempts to engage with a world in flux.

In Swahili, safari means "journey", a fitting translation for what is arguably one of the most evocative words to infiltrate the English language.

In Choctaw, Yalobusha means "the tadpole place," which seemed a fitting title for their skinny storefront.

If that meant Northern Rock's owners lost everything, it would be a fitting punishment for the bank's imprudence.

Baojun, established in 2010, means "treasured horse" in Chinese -- a fitting name, perhaps, for the outsized role GM Chief Executive Mary Barra expects it to play in the future.

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.

It's a fitting place for an Oscar party.