Sentence examples for be an important fixture from inspiring English sources

"Having worn the the shirt of great Italian clubs such as Inter, Napoli and Parma, as well as being a graduate of the prestigious Coverciano coaching and management centre,  Mauro will be an important fixture on the Orient bench providing an effective, hands-on presence for the players".

El Museo has long been an important fixture on New York's cultural landscape.

She stopped working on her picnic blanket and took a moment to explain why the class is an important fixture in her life.

The landscape has shifted around this meeting since its late 19th-century heyday, when it was an important fixture in the early part of the season and played out in front of huge crowds.

Sleepovers are an important fixture of childhood friendships, particularly for girls, said Deborah Tannen, author of "You're the Only One I Can Tell," a book on the language of female friendships.

"We've got games in hand but this is an important fixture.

Having missed Netherlands' final Euro 2016 qualifiers in October through injury, Robben could have opted out of the game in Cardiff but the former Chelsea player believes it is an important fixture.

Founded in 1888, Bayonne Medical, one of only six hospitals in the county, has been an important fixture in the area for years.

The museum is also an important fixture in Astoria's ongoing economic development.

Lancaster, who faces several injury problems, in particular the concussion suffered by prop Joe Marler against Argentina, acknowledged that the last of the autumn fixtures would be an important staging post to the World Cup.

Pre-season will be an important part of that - we've got some tough fixtures.