Sentence examples similar to fitting establishment from inspiring English sources
I suppose there's always been a part of me that's been a little bit rebellious, not necessarily fitting in with the establishment".
Dickens's subtitle tells us that his book is "A Ghost Story of Christmas", and it was a formative text in the establishment of Christmas as the most fitting time for a spooky tale.
With the establishment of an industrial park, textile, silk, pipe fitting, electric fan, and tannery production increased in importance.
The battle scene – there really is no other word for it – is a fitting bloody climax after two hours of reforming zeal and shameless establishment chicanery.
Ironically, it is Mr. Tormis who could have furnished a more fitting example of a composer who "invokes Estonian themes," but our musical establishment rarely accords choral music the attention it gives to opera, symphony or chamber music.
With the air outside popping with fireworks, Guy Fawkes night seemed a fitting moment to discuss a movement that wants to blow up the political establishment.
After all, photographs from space were crucial to the establishment of Earth as a possible subject, so it seems only fitting for photographers to follow up.
Apart from the exceptional establishment at Fishbourne, in West Sussex, whose Italian style and luxurious fittings show that it was the palace of King Cogidubnus, the houses of Romano-British villas had simple beginnings and were of a provincial type.
It was a streamlined establishment decked out in dark grey and wood tones, with a muscular Moroccan-Dutch lad in a form-fitting T-shirt behind the bar.
