Sentence examples similar to fitting to join with from inspiring English sources

"Pietersen reported to Loughborough before he flew out to South Africa and was passed fit to join up with Bangalore," the spokesman said.

The Toulon fly-half will have a scan on his back, probably on Tuesday, to see if he is fit to join up with England before the weekend.

Manchester United have indicated that Ashley Young will be passed fit to join up with England this evening after taking a kick to his ankle in Saturday's win over Reading.

He will provide cover for the now injured Michael Essien - who may not be fit to join up with Ghana for the African Nations' Cup - and will also be eligible for Chelsea's European Cup campaign and the tie against Barcelona for which Essien is suspended.

But the 24-year-old has recovered sooner than expected and declared himself fit to join up with the squad.

Yet he passed himself fit to join Capello's squad last week and, combining superbly with Wayne Rooney, duly swelled his international goal tally to 15 in 44 appearances.

"He is going to be fit to join the team for training on Wednesday," Villas-Boas said.

According to the European Parliament, Bulgaria and Romania have brought their border security up to EU standards and are fit to join Schengen.

"People are so shocked and floored that Mike Pence was even a possible contender to line up with Donald Trump, given the type of personality he has," said Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, a local conservative TV and radio commentator who noted the "big-time irony" in Pence, the self-styled positive campaigner, pitching himself as the right fit to join forces with the divisive Trump.

I was personally distressed that nobody saw fit to join me in endorsing "The Godfather".

I caught two quick waves there, and half a dozen people saw fit to join me.