Sentence examples for fit new from inspiring English sources
And future Congresses change everything to fit new circumstances.
Twice Mr. LeWitt reconfigured the drawing to fit new dimensions.
These are reasonable statements by a policymaker adjusting interpretations to fit new data.
And, indeed, we are beginning to fit new pieces into the puzzle of how genetic mutations influence brain development.
Like Mr. Sams, he had to fit new texts, in this case sacred ones, to the existing music.
Firms would find a balance between the two that would shift over time to fit new circumstances.
The police have also had to make other adaptations to cricket to fit New York conditions.
Mr. McCain's politics have always seemed to fit New Hampshire, a place that is fiercely independent even among Republicans.
Cruz, still in the race, knew how badly he fit New York; earlier in the contest, seeking heartland votes, he'd sneered at its values.
He wanted government out of people's lives, and so he fit New Hampshire's "live free or die" motto to a tee.
The agency's critics say it is exactly that kind of problem that underlines why automation will never fit New York the way it might smaller, less complicated systems.
