Sentence examples for fitting prospect from inspiring English sources
YEARS before Steve Gerber met Janice Lieberman, his father had already picked her out as a fitting prospect for his very exacting son.
Ahead of its Valentine's Day release (it's a more fitting prospect than A Good Day to Die Hard) we grabbed a few minutes with Paul Rudd who plays Pete opposite Leslie Mann's Debbie.
In my view, it was a very fitting account, a very attractive prospect of what we ought to do, not only we Western Europeans, the Fifteen, but also Eastern Europe and the rest of the world.
Since all the M Gaussian models are for fitting nuclear TRIODs, it is prospected that any test nuclear TRIOD always can be well fitted by several similar models.
"I think it'll be a fitting ending to the dark times at the club," Nelson says about the prospect of promotion.
Perhaps some aren't "surprised" by this, with "comeback" more fitting for the oft-injured 25-year-old who has carried around the "top prospect" moniker for as long as can be recalled.
The effect comes from the Soviet-era fittings and kitsch retro props, and from the axial symmetry: every view and prospect is carefully framed.
"This is going to put our virtual fitting rooms on the agenda for any retailer previously put-off virtual fitting rooms by the prospect either of locating, aggregating and measuring entire collections or of accepting the inferior technique of using design measurements instead of actual measurements," said Peter Rankin, VP Sales, in a statement.
