Sentence examples for fitting in a from inspiring English sources

Ten rowers showed up, fitting in a sweets-making shift between morning and afternoon workouts.

A needle valve has a long tapered needle fitting in a tapered seat.

Contagion's story seems fitting in a world that is somehow simultaneously obsessed with germs yet strikingly nonchalant about hygiene.

Technicolor fabrics on the windows and bed seem fitting in a space where computer monitors constantly hum.

That could be fitting in a show that has to take myth into account as much as history.

It's fitting in a way though, and while the likes of Robinho and Adebayor never really took off in Manchester, the unassuming Englishman was an instant hit.

He also said, "It is fitting in a republic that the citizens and not the government in any form should do such work and bear such burdens".

The energetic primitivism of the silents gives these two films a beatific majesty that would be fitting in a folk tale.

Some corporate executives have trouble fitting in a round of golf now and then, let alone hundreds of hours of research and writing.

It's also being designed to function as an intercom, so users will be able to speak through a LightFreq-enabled light-fitting in a particular room via the companion app.

In this guise, Fred, in a hushed tone, gives you that typical bad English service during a shirt-fitting, in a perfume shop, in a tea shop, in a library, and in a restaurant.