Sentence examples for fit some of from inspiring English sources

It doesn't fit some of my criteria for awesomeness.

That description may fit some of the other recipients on his final pardon list.

But as a resident of Washington, doesn't he fit some of the stereotypes himself?

While the judges' woolsack struggled to fit some of the more generous noble behinds, there were a few empty spaces on the benches.

[C6.] McDonald's Caters to Popular Diets Some McDonald's restaurants in the New York metropolitan area are displaying posters showing how to customize hamburgers and salads to fit some of the popular low-carbohydrate, low-fat diets.

There is a mesmerising display of jaw-droppingly bad wigs, the costumes don't fit some of the cast, and the choreography is clearly aiming for something retro but ends up looking as if it has come out of the ark.

There was more argument about reducing the size of the Buick Oldsmobiles, and Pontiacs by fitting some of them into the mold of the Chevrolet Monza.

Only the third, a self-choreographed solo by a dancer with Down's syndrome, fitted some of the expectations an audience might have of a professional performance.

She said the three recent cases in Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx "are fitting some of our initial criteria" for the phenomenon.

In trying to keep track of its truant students, Bryan Adams High School, on the city's east side, has begun fitting some of the chronically absent with G.P.S. monitors attached to belts.

In England the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) fitted some of its aircraft with bomb carriers, which consisted of a kind of pipe rack beside the observer's cockpit in which small bombs were retained by a pin.