Sentence examples for fit it for from inspiring English sources
He coined new words to modernise the ancient language and to fit it for secular use.
An interceptor is a fighter whose design and armament best fit it for intercepting and defeating or routing invading fighters.
Their wood structure is complex, and each sort of broad-leaved lumber has characteristic properties that fit it for particular uses.
Chaplin reworked the film in 1942 to fit it for sound-cinema, and Davis has gone back to the Chaplin archives in Vevey to see how he conceived it musically.
The building is now Grade II* listed, and the rebuild by Haworth Tompkins took as the starting point that it was a joyful masterpiece which just needed a 21st century helping hand to fit it for the next half century.
Get a cheap frigate and fit it for speed.
Experiment some to fit it in comfortable for your mouth.
Be physically fit, it's good for you!
Yet it also points up just how far even civilian-led Nigeria still has to go before it can assume the leadership role in troubled West Africa that its size and economic potential would seem to fit it for and that outsiders, including America, might wish upon it.Whatever Mr Clinton's African hopes, experience has proved a hard school.
Maybe they'll be up for it, and fit for it, in one or two, but all four?
