Sentence examples for fitting to bring from inspiring English sources

Which is why it's fitting to bring your concerns to the board instead of trying to address them with him.

Mr. Smith was also the source for 2010's "Wait for Me at the Bottom of the Pool," the first of Mr. Nickas's Bridgehampton ventures, so it seems fitting to bring him back for the close of the cycle.

"We think it is fitting to bring the best and brightest technology to the New Year's ball," said Govi Rao, vice president and general manager of solid-state lighting at Philips North America.

No work could have been more fitting to bring the 75th birthday celebrations of Peter Maxwell Davies in Glasgow to a close than his monumental opera Taverner.

It feels particularly fitting to bring up what is easily my favourite seasonal story at a time when the country is shivering in the grip of the most bitter pre-Christmas weather we've seen in years.

John and I thus found it only fitting to bring the little 7-inch tablet into the studio for Fly or Die.

It was harsh on Chelsea, who had peerless performers in Desailly and Petit but who needed Hasselbaink to be fit to bring pace to their attack.

Brust circulated his book for free and was lucky enough that Joss Whedon, Firefly's creator, didn't see fit to bring legal action against him.

As Paul VI said: "The real danger comes from man, who has at his disposal ever more powerful instruments that are as well fitted to bring about ruin as they are to achieve lofty conquests" (ibid).

And while it's admirable that Mr. Beresford sees fit to bring his scrapping family members into a state of something approaching grace, the play doesn't earn the moments of recognition that it gives them.

And, when Jason coerces his gang into corroborating his story, Amanda finds herself suspended, subjected to an official investigation, and threatened with visits from social services to see whether she is fit to bring up her teenage daughter.