Sentence examples for fitting sort from inspiring English sources

It seems fitting, sort of, that Ms. Murphy, an artist, should establish the neighborhood's first art gallery in a garage.

Endorphins, which fit sort of like keys into locks (of nerve cells) to block sensations of pain, produce feelings of euphoria.

They will probably be burnt-out by the time they are 25, then have huge nervous-breakdown star-fit sort of things at 26.

"It's not without complexity," Mr. Oliver said, "and it's an interesting, broad sort of bitterness, a British type of bitterness, which fits the sort of hops they used".

Coaches and teammates refused to believe that Finnerty fit any sort of pattern.

We fit this sort of wet, barren, dark corner of the North Atlantic.

In bioκ-calculus, protein protein interactions have to be at most binary and cell interactions have to fit with sort constraints.

"It is time that we fitted some sort of gastric band to the commission," said Martin Callanan, a member of the European Parliament and of the governing Conservative Party in Britain.

2. It's deeply irresponsible to suggest — with no evidence — that the news media is ignoring news events because they don't fit some sort of hidden journalistic agenda.

When it was killed - because it didn't fit the sort of people the commercials were aimed at - he did Sunday With Secombe for Scottish TV, then in the 1990s started presenting Songs of Praise for the BBC.

The scary part is, she fits in (sort of).