Sentence examples for draw fitting from inspiring English sources

He can be impatient and become quickly frustrated, which partly explains why it took so long for his rich talent to draw fitting reward in the biggest tournaments.

The Visiting Nurse Service of New York laid off 500 employees on Wednesday, part of the fallout from state scrutiny of enrollment practices that drew fit elderly people into programs meant for frail and disabled patients.

Make sure the template (printed or drawn) fits your face.

Ideally, a battalion comprised 1000 men (excluding NCOs, musicians and officers); the 1st (or senior) battalion of a regiment would frequently draw fit recruits from the 2nd battalion to maintain its strength.

The solid lines in Figure 3 are drawn by fitting Equation 2 to the experiment data.

The observed band-edge luminescence energy shows a clear blueshift with decreasing T. The solid curves in the figures were drawn by fitting to the L1 emission peak positions the empirical equation [13] Figure 2 Temperature dependence of the neutral acceptor-bound exciton peak L1 for a series of Mn concentrations.

The concentration-response curves were drawn by fitting a sigmoidal curve to the data points at different drug concentrations using the curve-fitting function of Igor Pro (WaveMetrics).

So, as Jacob had taught me, I held my hands up in a small square to adjust the "sight-size" — making both the thing seen and the thing drawn fit into the same square — and then, in frustration, held a thumb out and squinted with one eye so that I could have an easier measure of the distance, as I saw it.

So, as Jacob had taught me, I held my hands up in a small square to adjust the "sight-size"—making both the thing seen and the thing drawn fit into the same square and then, in frustration, held a thumb out and squinted with one eye so that I could have an easier measure of the distance, as I saw it.

Unlike Mack and most other comic book authors, Harvey Pekar does not himself draw; various artists fit drawings to his words and ideas.

Twice Mr. LeWitt reconfigured the drawing to fit new dimensions.