Sentence examples for fitting to put from inspiring English sources

By the time Rolling Stone came out, David was so well known outside the community that they thought it fitting to put his photo on the front page.

So it's fitting to put Burris at Commerce.

It might be added that the Good Lord did not see fit to put economic growth in equally desirable places.

Dick Cheney once remarked, "The Good Lord didn't see fit to put oil and gas only where there are democratically elected regimes friendly to the United States".

Mr Justice McKinnon told the board there was "no evidence" fit to put before them on which they could convict the men.

"For many decades the house was allowed to decay, so it's only to be applauded that the Bihar government now sees fit to put money into the project".

Even when the Adams was new, Lorin Maazel (in his first season as music director, admittedly, when he may not have had total say) did not see fit to put it on the opening program.

"Having not played any rugby in the tail end of the season and not being fit to put my best foot forward for the Saints I can't go on that tour with any run of form or fitness.

"The good Lord didn't see fit to put oil and gas only where there are democratic regimes friendly to the United States," Cheney quipped.

We get that you're unhappy, but if work is so bad that you can't see fit to put forth any effort whatsoever, just leave.

Lots of people with very little cash in the cookie jar see fit to put that amount towards their favorite vicious organization: a gun lobby opposed to even the most elementary background checks.