At this point, a customer arrives for his inaugural fitting.
It seemed fitting that their inaugural offering be performed in the house of another dancer, the singular Mikhail Baryshnikov, who has long been able to choose his choreographers and has been adventurous in those choices.
Manhattan Through Feb. 10 Fashion mavens who clucked over Nancy Reagan's one-shouldered form-fitting inaugural gown in 1981, saying it was inappropriate for a woman her age, would probably go berserk over "Mature".
Still, in intent "Clemenza" is an ethical homily: small wonder that its emphasis on regal magnanimity and moral rectitude would be deemed fit for an inaugural event.
As we enter a week framed by Martin Luther King Day and Inaugural Day, it seemed fitting to run a revised version of encore post which originally ran January 15 , 2015
"Will Ferrell epitomizes what it means to be a comedic genius and it's only fitting that he should be the inaugural recipient of this award," said MTV president Stephen Friedman in a statement.
Fitting the bill like a hand in a winter's glove is Dirtytalk's inaugural beatsfest of 2012 which features two DJs (well, one solo and one collective to be precise) well worthy of your attention.
He's obviously been thinking about Stuart Broad who, of course, fits both bills, having been clouted by Yuvraj Singh in the inaugural tournament South Africa in 2007 and bowling the last over when the Netherlands squeezed past England in the opening game of the 2009 tournament.
The overachieving Wild gave its opponents fits under Coach Jacques Lemaire's no-nonsense, no-name approach in its inaugural season.
'You Have to Fit the Profile' It was two hours before the Bronx Prep orchestra's inaugural concert, one last run-through of "Graduation (Friends Forever)" by Vitamin C, when Robert Brunner, a sixth-grade keyboardist, laughed out loud at a drummer's goof.
As it had not been intended that the inaugural journey take place in the darkness the trains were not fitted with lighting or engine lamps; the driver of Comet, leading the train, held a burning tarry rope to light the way ahead.
