His strong, clear but unaffected voice admirably fitted the playwright's belief that his lines were so foolproof that all the actors had to do was say them intelligently and the back rows could hear.
Later, after Shackleton had confided his intention to lead an expedition of his own, Markham supplied a generous testimonial, describing Shackleton as "well-fitted to have charge of men in an enterprise involving hardship and peril", and "admirably fitted for the leader[ship] of a Polar Expedition".
The logistical prerequisite was flexible accommodation in a central location, a bill fitted admirably by the Palazzo al Velabro, a former monastery straddling the very spot where Romulus and Remus's uncle set a tempting precedent by dumping the kids on a foster wolf.
Ray Pointer was Burnley's "Blond Bombshell", and the fans' nickname fitted him admirably.
THRILLERS blending business dealings and derring-do form a genre in their own right, and "The Day Trader," by Stephen W. Frey (Ballantine Publishing Group, $24.95), fits admirably into this high-octane niche.
That theory fits admirably a number of Peloponnesian sanctuaries; for instance, the temple complex of Hera staked out a claim, on the part of relatively distant Argos, to the plain stretching between city and sanctuary, and the Corinthian sanctuary on the promontory of Perachora, also dedicated to Hera, performed the same function.
It looks like a combination sewing machine and radio... Though its musical possibilities are only terrifying, it might prove of value in the sound-effects department of a broadcasting studio, where its eerie tone would fit admirably into the repertoire of shivering and hollow sounds that accompany mystery programs.
I can't guarantee that this will be your experience: after all, we all have differently-shaped heads, and the G330 may fit yours admirably.
But while there's nothing much to like about National Signing Day as a media event, or as a manifestation of any number of fucked priorities, it does fit in admirably well with college football's interlocking strains of bombast.
Meanwhile, turning the "wink and the whisper" of the sick to profit is admirably pursued by Atos, which has deemed fit for work people with terminal illness, some of whom have indeed died within days of being declared employable.
The music, by Eastwood and his son Kyle, is exemplary, too, fitting the film's muted colours admirably.
