Sentence examples for fit in with a from inspiring English sources

"My remembrances of him fit in with a C.I.A.-type profile," Mr. Petee said.

I don't fit in with a lot of what's going on now.

Whether or not you fit in with a firm's culture can hugely influence your success as a lawyer.

Aristide "does not fit in with a democratic political future" in Haiti, Garcia is quoted as saying.

These results fit in with a longer literature on what has come to be known as "motivated reasoning".

But Leetch, 36, said he soon fit in with a team that, like the '94 Rangers, had many veterans.

He changed his name to Alvino Rey in 1929 to help fit in with a Latin music craze.

Traditionalist Nintendo are apparently struggling to fit in with a new gaming world order of extremes ranging from the equivalent of daytime TV to HBO cool.

"Rock'n'roll mythology exists because great music got made, not because people looked cool, or were worried about looking cool or were trying to fit in with a trend.

"My community does not deserve to not be involved and to be made to fit in with a decision already taken.

Naslund is trying to fit in with a new team after 12 seasons in Vancouver while he attempts to rediscover an elusive scoring touch.