Sentence examples for fitting for the time from inspiring English sources

But the chief reason it feels fitting for the time of year at which your sense of benevolence might be under strain is that it's just so damn nice.

The sounds and words of ZZ Top and Willie Nelson, blues-y, rebellious and rough-hewn, were ubiquitous, familiar and fitting for the time.

"As everything progressed, we decided something lighter in tone would be fitting for the times," said Trey Laird, president and creative director at Laird & Partners in New York, the Gap agency.

In the age of flying cars and robot girlfriends, this interview may be considered lavish, but Thomas Grillo won't be a household name until at least the year 2045, when the theremin actually seems fitting for the times.

Another hundred years later, the country is overdue for a new plan, one fitted for the times.

The view expressed last fall by a top editor of The New York Times to the New Republic's William Powers that only if Clinton were actually to be found guilty of the behavior Jones accuses him of would the Jones story then be fit for the Times to print was, and remains, easily wrong.

It is thus necessary to establish a dynamic model fitting for the real-time control of material deformation processing in order to increase production efficiency, improve forging qualities and increase yields.

Fig. 6 Curve fitting for the inter-arrival times Fig. 7 Autocorrelation analysis of inter-arrival times: (a) Autocorrelation plot and (b) Autocorrelation analysis with multiple lags.

Meanwhile, the American Andy Roddick says he feels fit for the first time in more than six months after overcoming mononucleosis.

"We have had problems with injuries to our centre-backs, but we now have four who are fit for the first time for a long while.

I have developed a four-week programme that will prise you gently off the sofa and get you feeling fit for the first time in ages – starting with just 10 minutes a day.