Sentence examples for fit the actions from inspiring English sources

There are several different types of criminals presented in Table 1 that fit the actions of counterfeiters including recreational, occasional, occupational, professional, and ideological ((Spink et al., 2010) adapted from (Hagan, 2010)).

"In strictly legal terms the case for this one won't be great, but as in Kosovo, the law will have to fit the action," he said.

… Voices faint, largely unintelligible") — Glass writes that Beckett's text "provided no clue as to what the emotional shape of the music might be … I was thereby liberated from the necessity of shaping the music to fit the action, or even to not fit the action".

The idea of shaping the music to fit the action may not seem like much of a breakthrough, but in the modern opera world, where orchestra and conductor too often inhabit an impeccable but irrelevant world of their own, it is a minor revolution.

Guy Ritchie's take on Conan Doyle's classic English sleuth is not without its problems: his protagonist does not quite fit the action hero mould into which the much-maligned film-maker has squeezed him, and those who find Ritchie's more laddish tendencies distasteful may be dismayed by the movie's predilection for extreme violence.

Concerned with the three plays Verdi made operas of — "Macbeth," "Othello" and "The Merry Wives of Windsor" — it dis­cusses what they say and how, and by whom they were performed when new and after; what Verdi and his librettists made of them; how Verdi made music fit the action and texts, but also how he would depart from them.

(The audience could see that Goerne was breathing through a plastic tube, which somehow made the image all the more disturbing). The idea of shaping the music to fit the action may not seem like much of a breakthrough, but in the modern opera world, where orchestra and conductor too often inhabit an impeccable but irrelevant world of their own, it is a minor revolution.

When the boys got to the animated "cut scenes" meant to fit the action of the game into a larger story narrative, they did what videogame players everywhere usually do: They commanded the system to skip past the scenes by tapping their controllers impatiently.

They loved the idea because it gave them kind of a library of music, and we weren't sitting there with a stopwatch trying to make the music fit the action.

Both reviewers said the game was well-presented with good introductions and a password mode, easy controls, fair challenge, and "fairly good tunes and effects which fit the action well".

Clinch has fitted the action to precisely match — and often replace — episodes as they unfurl in the timeline of "Huckleberry Finn".