The Latin legare means "to dispute" and "to bequeath," which is fitting when you consider how many bequests are disputed.
It's fitting when a place that began serving wayfarers nearly three centuries ago lets you take your time.
"It would be fitting when the Paralympic Movement returns to its spiritual birthplace in three weeks' time it does so in front of packed, sold-out venues".
Stoppard's work has long focused on grand, existential themes, so the subject is fitting: when conversation turns to the Hard Problem, even the most stubborn rationalists lapse quickly into musings on the meaning of life.
With the language getting whirly, it's fitting when J. J., one of the men, tells the camera: "I think I'm the No. 1 player, because I can, straight up, ping-on, ting-on, ping-on, ting-on, ping-tong-tong-ping-tong-pong".
It was fitting when Ralph de la Vega became chief executive officer of AT&T Mobility in 2008, for a crisis of mobility had presented the biggest challenge and turning point of his life.
I have the internal alarm clock of livestock, which was fitting when I lived on a farm.
On my one trip to this tiny store, I purchased the new John "Drumbo" French CD, City of Refuge, which I thought was fitting when shopping at one of two Atlanta retail record outlets with Captain Beefheart-derived names.
And indeed, there may be times when criminal charges are fitting and proper.
This is fitting, perhaps, when artists are exploring different paths rather than traveling in the same direction down a one-way street.
Which is fitting, because when you think about Jesus and the 12 apostles, statistically it's very likely that at least one of them was LGBT.
