"The Robber" itself, more an assemblage of passages than a novel in any ordinary sense, did not tumble into the world until 1972 — a fitting date for a beautiful, unsummarizable work every bit as self-reflexive as anything produced by the metafictionists of the sixties and seventies.
They plan to renovate the kitchen in the future, but for now, its fittings date from the original construction.
Many of the internal fittings date from the 19th-century renovations.
Elizabeth Taylor died on Joan Crawford's birthday: a wholly fitting date.
I guess it was fitting for "Date Night" in Congress (as the media dubbed the seating arrangements).
The coffee date derives from the US culture of multiple dating and fitting somebody in for a quick, non-committal meeting.
This study presents MCDoseE 2.0, a new fitting program for ESR dating dose response curve (DRC) fitting and dose calculation.
It seems fitting that yesterday was the 113th birthday of the poet Langston Hughes and also the publication date for the collection which I have edited, Democracy's Education: Citizenship, Public Work, and the Future of Colleges and Universities (Vanderbilt University Press).
Boston's postseason losing streak stretched to 13, a lamentable number but fitting for a run that dated back to Shea Stadium, 1986.
The Royal Pavilion provided the backdrop to their early theatre and picnic dates seven years ago, so it is a fitting venue for the next step in their relationship, they said.
Ogham script, an Irish writing system dating from the 4th century ad, seems to have been named for him, a fitting association for a god of eloquence.
