Sentence examples for fits in time from inspiring English sources

Throughout Road House, Dalton smashes bottles over heads, breaks legs, ribs, necks, and tosses grown men around like bags of laundry, but also fits in time for a bit shirtless Tai Chi, meditation, and even brags about his Philosophy Degree from NYU to the local doctor and the rest of the toothless drunks and rubes.

Left-back Kieran Gibbs, who has not played since New Year's day because of a heel problem, will have to face a late fitness test if he is to be fit in time for Sunday's clash away to Manchester City.

The Sheffield athlete took part in the Anniversary Games to test her fitness and had admitted on Saturday she was not sure she would be fit in time for the championships, which run from 10-18 August.

The crown may fit in time; for now, it slips a bit.

He is not expected to be fit in time for next Saturday's match, at home to Sunderland.

The school day will be a little longer, from 8.30am to 4.30pm, to fit in time for all this.

Is he having difficulty fitting in time with his two young children under the terms of his divorce?

Meanwhile, Rob Burrow is winning his race to be fit in time for Saturday's Challenge Cup final against Warrington.

After examination in Japan, Villa immediately told his family that he was hopeful about being fit in time to travel to Poland.

On a similar subject Andrew Flintoff has admitted he is unlikely to be fit in time for England's trip to Bangladesh in February.

South Africa confirmed on Tuesday that Steyn will not be fit in time for the final match of four, starting at Centurion on Friday.