Sentence examples for by fit from inspiring English sources

The fitness function is defined by: Fit = 1 μ (13).

Even the flashing lights on the police cars, as they drove by, fit right in.

Before every Yves Saint Laurent show, Tom Ford provides us with as much champagne as we like, served by fit male models wearing nothing but a tux and a smirk.

By Evan Osnos June 3, 2009 In the final minutes of June 3, 2009, Tiananmen Square sat empty, bathed in floodlights, barred to pedestrians by a low white metal fence, and patrolled by fit young men in unconvincingly casual attire.

It could be done by fit, like Roland Mouret's shapely 1940s jackets and coats for his Mr. line, the models rotating, as if on a human turntable, to be viewed from all angles.

This fall, the collection — favored by fit and fabulous stars like Victoria Beckham, Elle Macpherson, Julianne Moore and Amber Valletta — arrives stateside for the first time via quarterly catalogs and its new Web address, sweatybetty.com.com

He is usually driven in a large, black S.U.V., and his appearances are telegraphed by fit-looking young men with wire devices in their ears.

But the Goodison Park gloom was lifted when Drenthe's low strike was cleverly flicked in by fit-again midfielder Osman.

The Leicester fly-half will be joined on the bench by fit-again Northampton lock Courtney Lawes.

Hart, 26, has been joined in the England squad for this month's World Cup qualifiers against Montenegro and Poland by fit-again Wayne Rooney.

Worcester's Nikki Walker left the field with a leg injury to be replaced by fit-again centre Clarke (for a delayed debut following his summer arrival from Northampton), before Irish scored the first try after 14 minutes.