Sentence examples for fitting to give from inspiring English sources
He decided that it would be fitting to give it as a gift to Mr. Cangialosi's wife, Karen.
Every year around this time it seems fitting to give thanks to horror-movie fans, whose willingness to support their genre of choice by actually laying cash on the line is substantially responsible for keeping a lot of studio library divisions and independent video companies in operation.
I think it would be fitting to give them the opportunity to do so by supporting the goals of the Franklin Project.
The usual recommendation is that a mastectomy patient wait for a month after surgery before going for a fitting, to give swelling time to subside.
It seems fitting to give the last word to the man himself, and what he said of Sangakkara also serves his own memory well.
Perhaps the novel's own priorities make it fitting to give the reader a style vote too, but it will be interesting to see how this experiment plays out.
And Ms Fergusson hopes that people who have purchased graveyard goods will now see fit to give them up.
We need a few pieces to stay fit to give Brees's shoulders a rest, but a 9-7 is within grasp.
"One of the hopes now is that some people see fit to give original items back to the house," he said.
Gutierrez died in 2004, and two former associates who had worked with her, testified that Gutierrez had begun to decline physically and mentally, and was not fit to give Syed's case the attention it deserved.
