Sentence examples for be fitted to things from inspiring English sources

Language slips, words can't be fitted to things.

"I will not force him to play because even if he is back training and no longer injured, to be fit to play 90 minutes is another thing, so he must come back when he feels ready to.

Such an analysis, which has come to be called "the fitting attitude analysis" of value, is supported by the mundane observation that, instead of saying that something is good, we often say that it is valuable, which itself just means that it is fitting to value the thing in question.

We're guessing that your home or apartment probably feels like it's fit to burst with the amount of things we've accumulated during the holidays, from gifts and cooking gadgets to seasonal home decor.

General Arnold was fit to be tied about the whole thing, and LeMay had apologized to Nimitz in person.

He is an impudent scoundrel, aspires to every thing, and was fit to be any body's fool.

"People on the street only ever make fun of us or hoot their car horns, thinking that the only thing we are fit to do is perform at functions or beg," she said.

Eva Knapp, his wife, hates housework, knowing herself to be fitted for greater things.

I am not a fitness guru but I think we all need to be fit enough to do the things we want to in life -- live long and prosper, ride a bike with our kids.

And I think people want things to be fitted: they want room, they want it to be comfortable.

Rowland: I like things to be fitted so I haven't strayed away from that.