Sentence examples for fitting phrase from inspiring English sources
Nothing major, perhaps, except that this is Wrigley Field, whose ivy and brick have inspired reams of doggerel that can be summed up with one hackneyed though fitting phrase: baseball shrine.
"Use it or lose it" might seem a fitting phrase for cave animals, who often lose their eyesight after many generations in perpetual darkness.
I'm not fond of the term "the customer is always right," but in this particular case, it's a fitting phrase.
It might be expected that Anderson, Broad, Bresnan (who is expected to be fit: the phrase "stress fracture" is an emotive one and does not explain that there are varying degrees so that many fast bowlers might be shown to have them), Finn, and one of Tremlett and Rankin will go to Australia.
Although the resolved concept might fit the phrase it was found in, it may not describe the experiment.
Do this until you run out of message: WIKIHOWISTHEBEST WIKIHOWISTHEBEST Cut the keyword to fit the phrase if needed.
In cell A1, type, "Square" (w/o the quotation marks) and adjust column width to fit the phrase.
This especially works if you name ends in "on" which fits in phrase that use "in" and "on".
Frey's had smooth underbelly with a slight twang at the end of each phrase, fitting perfectly between the rock and country genres the band balanced so well.
The phrase "fitting in," has, Otowa concludes, "a restrictive sound; though this was the reality for me for many years, now I prefer to think of it as 'embracing' — and it takes two to embrace.
