Sentence examples for fitting bill from inspiring English sources
It's good for free expression, it's a fitting bill to enact at this populist moment, and best of all, it would deprive Trump of something that makes him happy.
The company will perform at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Friday as part of a celebration of 25 years of Ronald K. Brown's Evidence, a Dance Company, and it's a fitting joint bill.
Yes, isn't it amazing and fitting that the bill that she will be on will be one of the first pieces of currency to have markers for people who are visually disabled.
"I was never any good at fitting in on a bill, and the tone is set by whoever went before.
From an oil and gas industry point of view, Barton was a fitting sponsor of the bills as someone who has taken close to $2 million in campaign contributions from the oil and gas industry throughout his political career.
"In a way, this bill is a fitting end to a pitiful and neglectful Congress," he said.
Billed as a fitting tribute to the "life and leadership" of the Saudi monarch, the competition and award was the brainchild of General Dempsey himself.
Most of his dances are short, fitting comfortably into a standard triple bill; most have simple costumes and easily portable decor.
A fitting tease for a couple of billed icons.
"This bill, I believe, is a fitting honor that recognizes the courage and determination of the civil rights marchers at Selma 50 years ago," Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala).
That the Antinori family embraced a more ambitious project, allowed Archea to design everything down to the furniture and fittings, then paid the bills after the budget more than doubled from its original $45 million, and also endured years of delays because of construction problems, shows how much fine, successful architecture depends on the right client.
