Sentence examples for fitting to end from inspiring English sources

"I started my career with L.E.T., and it is fitting to end it with an L.E.T. event.

From here, it seems fitting to end the afternoon with a quick dip in Emily Bay, where the giant turtle eludes me once again.

Stewart grew up in North Syracuse, minutes from Syracuse's campus, and on Monday, she said it was fitting to end her college career against the Orange, whose games she frequently attended throughout high school.

So it was fitting to end the evening with the New York premiere of Mr. Adams's new "Doctor Atomic" Symphony, a 25-minute, one-movement symphonic score adapted by the composer from his 2005 opera about the physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer and the Manhattan Project, in a glittering and incisive performance.

In a series punctuated by England batting collapses, it seemed fitting to end with one of the tourists' most spectacular slumps as they capitulated in only 31.4 overs.

Feels fitting to end at the beginning: Creation of Adam.

They are the principles by which means come to be fitted to ends, the fulfilling or supplying of the needs of the organism.

Its small consolation to get a light sentence when you are forever linked to the likes of Goehring, Milosevic and Taylor, but at least the Bush administration has seen fit to end his imprisonment, and Hamdan will soon be able to rejoin his family.

Having hit Mesut Ozil with a classic "missing person" joke of the sort usually seen on @SoccerMemes or @TrollFootball, Stoke Police even saw fit to end their tweet with #Banter, just in case it wasn't obvious what they were attempting.

Fitting then to end the exhibit with a visit to the sculpture garden with Boetti's self portrait in bronze, made a year before he died.

"If you're fit enough to get on a boat, then you can expect you're fit enough to end up in offshore processing".