Sentence examples similar to a fitting plan from inspiring English sources
Trapattoni's greatest achievement with Ireland was made possible by the kindness of the draw – the Euro 2012 play-off pitting Ireland against an inexperienced Estonia team who immediately imploded – and the manager turned that into a monumental humiliation by going to the Euros with the wrong squad and one ill-fitting plan.
Tradition dictates that the start of a new year is a fitting time to make plans and promises for the 12 months to come.
Marks feels the i360 plans are a fitting continuation of the pioneering ideals represented by Birch and his pier, and the tower - whose below-deck base includes a heritage centre celebrating the West's history - could help generate funds to lead to its restoration (the skeletal seaward end remains) and rebuilding.
The was postponed and subsequently rescheduled for a week later at the request of his widow, former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, who felt it would be healing for the nation to proceed as planned and a "fitting tribute" to Jack.
She had come for a fitting of an emerald dress she plans to wear to the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday.
It's good that the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation says it is willing to consider other plans; that way, a fitting and "spectacular memorial" can be Lower Manhattan's legacy to the world.
Even if out of a "plan factory," they form a fitting entrance to one of New York's oldest industrial enterprises.
He added: "This long-term plan and historic funding boost is a fitting birthday present for our most loved institution.
Wednesday was Bastille Day, a fitting day for public hearings on the latest cuts planned for the subways.
It made me upset, I didn't want to think about how I could be "abnormal". I just wanted to be cool and fit in, so this whole 'liking boys' thing was definitely putting a wrench in my "fitting in" plan.
