Sentence examples for fitting a lot of from inspiring English sources

Japanese designers have excelled at fitting a lot of gameplay into a very small package.

PARIS — Watchmakers and boat designers have this in common: both deal in the problems of fitting a lot of complexity into a sealed box.

Joshua Bolten, George W. Bush's last chief of staff, told me that Emanuel has "the challenge of fitting a lot of large personalities and brains and portfolios into a relatively small space".

"In terms of capacity, you could fit a lot of paper in there," Mr. Carrier noted.

I think the criticism fits a lot of the physical toys more than a tablet".

"You should be able to fit a lot of sounds together quickly".

It fits: a lot of people who sit in the stadium will be from Essex.

"You can," Mr. Kirkegaard noted, "fit a lot of money in a suitcase if you do it in 500-euro notes".

The tone fits a lot of the cast as awkwardly as a homemade costume, but Jim Carrey as vigilante good guy Colonel Stars and Stripes wears it well.

You need a dark one that you don't wash – the APC low-rise are good, they fit a lot of people.

You can fit a lot of ingredients down the chute – whole apples and oranges, and it works very quickly and violently.