Sentence examples for fitted next to from inspiring English sources

Recreated that is with a couple of tiny differences; it's a little unlikely that Henri Paul had a vodka optic fitted next to his driver's seat or that moments before her death Diana had to deal with Prince Philip on a moped warning Dodi Fayed: "Get your paws off her you bloody A-rab".

The remaining SNPs were fitted next to the mapped SNPs applying chi-square tests of independence.

These beads should be fitted next to the cone and along the middle of the nail so that they remain visible.

Abstract and upbeat, Altria's logo seems fitting next to a corporate name that does less to suggest food and tobacco than it does a car (Altima), a computer (Aptiva) and a baby stroller (Aprica).

This is Yunior remembering the beginning of the infidelity: "The first night we did it – and it was good, too, she wasn't false advertising – I felt so lousy that I couldn't sleep, even though she was one of those sisters whose body fits next to you perfect.

This set isn't comprehensive, then, but it is surprisingly comprehensible; Trio's German robo-pop fits next to the Gap Band's robotic R & B. Oddly enough, it turns out that some parts of the 1980's were more "eighties" than others: the first six discs barely progress past the end of 1985, while the seventh gathers together a few hits from the rest of the decade.

Scan your living room and see if that sucker fits next to your bookshelf.

Its efforts are broad, with a mobile push fitting next to a broader content effort.

Sliced's attempt to make previously rarefied investment vehicles available to a larger, more normal group of people fits next to AngelList's work to make angel investing easier to access.

Sliced's attempt to make previously rarefied investment vehicles available to a larger, more normal group of people fits next to AngelList's work to make angel investing easier to access.

He was targeted by the Bucks because of how he'd fit next to Giannis Antetokounmpo, a hard-driving forward who demands a lot of attention.