Sentence examples for fit obviously from inspiring English sources
"As a dancer I was incredibly fit, obviously, but I was doing double pirouettes and not quite landing on a sixpence.
It didn't fit obviously under either Title II or a newer category — created in the Telecommunications Act of 1996 to cover "information services" that both transmit and process data — that permits much less regulation.
The report noted that a full sale of the Taiwanese tech firm was less likely given that its business which encompasses a wide scope of efforts didn't "fit obviously with one acquirer".
It's a natural fit, obviously with the history of Warp Records.
The other overlapping modifiers in Table 2 do not fit obviously into related functional classes but some of these genes may be generally significant.
The fundamental group of S fits obviously into an exact sequence: begin{aligned} 1 rightarrow pi _{g} rightarrow pi _1 (S) rightarrow pi _{b} rightarrow 1, end{aligned}where g is the fibre genus and b is the genus of the base curve B, and it is known that (b ge 2), (g ge 3) (see [109], also for more constructions and a thorough discussion of their moduli spaces).
Management will need to make a judgement on cultural fit, and obviously Atkins is not the only possible buyer.
It is only the preseason for him, but he is physically fit and obviously working hard to start the season off strong at Sunderland.
"I was told by one of the executives—I shouldn't say which one—'Francis, Marlon Brando will never appear in this picture, and I instruct you never to bring him up again.' At which point, I fainted onto the floor, as if to say, 'How can I deal with that type of statement?' My 'epileptic fit' was obviously a gag, and they got the point.
Getting fit is obviously very commendable: you feel and look better and probably live longer, but why does it all sound so tewibly self obsessed and middle class?
Details Of The New Bill A few important details about the bill that took an admirable bit of linguistic gymnastics to come up with a title to fit that obviously pre-determined acronym.
