Sentence examples for almost fittingly from inspiring English sources

Almost fittingly, Pedro Feliciano balked in the eventual winning run, and the Mets' final 10 hitters went down in order.

A more engaging, because more imaginative, experiment, elaborately developed over many pages, is an ironic inversion of "picturesque Austria" that makes up the book's central image: a man-made lake on whose dead waters, thick with malignant algae, no ducks will alight, where children instinctively fear to swim, and where, almost fittingly, two strolling men find the corpse of a murdered girl.

Most fittingly, he headed straight for the chipping area.

Almost too fittingly, we found a board that could perform the functions we needed and provided relevant example libraries, all within our budget.

But they would pass through modern Dubai and Newark, survive a government seizure and the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, before finally winding up back at their birthplace, fittingly, almost nine years to the day after 9/11.

Emily Dickinson is fittingly buried almost right in her backyard in Amherst, Mass., where she lived and worked all her life.

The King Cole Bar at the St . Regiswas so packed with souls — almost all of them merry, fittingly enough — that there wasn't even room to stand.

Memorial, then, is fittingly titled: it's lachrymose almost to the point of self-parody, yet utterly magnificent.

The rooms are fittingly princely, decorated in a lavish, almost over-the-top European rococo style with well-placed Asian accents (an antique Chinese vase here, a traditional Japanese cabinet there).

Fittingly enough, it all ended with a marathon – almost three hours of live TV with a dozen sporting greats pitted against each other.

Fittingly, My Year of Rest and Relaxation feels almost out of time, despite its near-contemporary setting.