Sentence examples for beginning to fit from inspiring English sources
"I just feel now like I'm beginning to fit back into society as a human being".
He takes out his battered computer from its bag and shows me how the panels are beginning to fit together.
And, indeed, we are beginning to fit new pieces into the puzzle of how genetic mutations influence brain development.
The Salesman is beginning to fit a certain pattern, and however well-managed it undoubtedly is, it is starting to look like a mannerism.
But he is beginning to fit in on the racetrack as he earns his place among the best drivers in Nascar.
"When I walk down the streets, people approach me, young and old, with scripts," said Mr. Ghobadi, an affable man with well-groomed, slicked-back hair who is just beginning to fit into his new celebrity.
He began to fit it into m zero.
Perhaps I had begun to fit in after all.
He "circled round" the idea for about a decade before the elements began to fit together.
In other words, it doesn't begin to fit into the authors' paradigm of a problem that requires a D.I.Y. or techno-philanthropic fix.
As Harwood's valiant attempt demonstrates, there is simply nothing there – an enthusiasm for British cheeses does not begin to fit the bill.
