Sentence examples for about fit from inspiring English sources

If half the family members slept on their sides, they could just about fit.

This is a town whose entire population can just about fit inside Old Trafford.

There is just one problem: La Guardia is tiny, so tiny that all of it, runways included, would just about fit into the terminal area at Kennedy.

This is with Thomas Cook Holidays (0870 750 5711; thomascook.com).' Philip Davies of Real Holidays: 'The Gambia should just about fit Sam's budget.

We can just about fit enough tables and chairs, but such a congested classroom brings increased challenges for checking on students' progress and managing behaviour.

La Guardia is so small that all of it, runways included, would just about fit into the terminal area at Kennedy International Airport.

As one would expect, the new A-Class has plenty of luxury touches, but it could just about fit in the trunk (boot) of the firm's big car line.

Also, several of us piled into the 207 one clear morning (the two rear seats will just about fit small people, in an almost complete absence of agony, for a short while), pressed the cabriolet button - then sat, helpless, as two thick rivulets of gathered rainwater ran off the retreating roof and fell into our laps.

You could just about fit a bike in there sideways - or maybe a pogo stick.

Well, it should just about fit one of these compact cameras.

The next-generation Revas the NXG and NXR won't change that, but with their improved styling (no longer looking like something Herbert would drive down Sesame Street), packaging (four might just about fit in) and range, and the noises the government is making about reducing taxes and duties on eco-friendly vehicles, we might just see more Revas on the road.