Sentence examples for fitting opponent from inspiring English sources
The story has piles of momentum but, unlike Tony's suit, no core, and that is why he casts around, in some desperation, for a fitting opponent.
He could not have asked for a much more fitting opponent than Genoa – a team he used to travel to watch with his uncle as a boy.
Notre Dame proved a fitting opponent for West Virginia, after the Irish's athletic director, Jack Swarbrick, said on Tuesday that Notre Dame was preparing for "seismic change" on the conference landscape.
Here, almost 22 years later, the remarkable 39-year-old picked a fitting opponent against whom to score his first goal of the season and thus extend his scoring record for United.
Julen Lopetegui: why I am passionate about English football Spain are fitting opponents for Southgate's England template Didier Deschamps has done a spectacular job in contriving to remain manager of France.
It is an extraordinary feat for any footballer, let alone someone who was playing at non-league level as recently as 2012, and it could not have been more fitting that Manchester United were the opponents.
"I believe when it is all said and done, America will realize my opponent's campaign is a fitting close to the Clinton-Gore years.
He may yet renew rivalry with Juniper Tree, also by Galileo, at some point in the future, which would be fitting enough, given that their dams were opponents on the track with top-level victories between them.
1) During the second debate, in a statement more fitting of a corrupt dictator, Trump threatened to prosecute and jail his political opponent, Hillary Clinton if elected president.
Steamrollers move faster, a fitting metaphor for her progress in the fortnight as she flattened six opponents, two of them seeded, who could muster only 32 games against her power and precision.
