Sentence examples for about to fit from inspiring English sources

But he was not about to fit his music to those conventions or any other.

It's a big ask of the people I care about to fit around my no-spend lifestyle and I don't think I'd fully appreciated how much it would affect others when I started it.

In truth, the Nets looked done, a few minutes from falling behind three games to one, about to fit nicely into the predictable West-is-best, East-is-least script that has been dominating the finals for several years.

These units can be moved about to fit the changing needs of the homeowner.

A good one should be about to fit in all of your books and laptop (if you need/have one), don't let it be so small you need to carry something else to occupy your hands.

Then cook it again until there's a quart left, like about enough to fit in a big coffee mug.

I'm always thinking about the next time, about how to fit the lido around family festive commitments (other festive cold swims are available).

Each new branch costs about £600,000 to fit out.

It is also a story about where to fit in.

"We're always in extensive conversations about how to fit all of that in".

They see that and they worry about how to fit in and make a buck.