Sentence examples for fitting to start from inspiring English sources
Class co-instructor David Edwards opened the presentations before about four dozen students and friends, saying that after an intense week it seemed fitting to start by talking of dreams of what could be.
She and her husband Henry began their art collection with works by the old masters, she said, so it was fitting to start a tour of the collection in the couple's front hall, where the oldest picture hung.
Sweetest Spots Paris is often called one of the world's most romantic cities, so it's fitting to start your journey down the aisle here.
I think it is is fitting to start off with the group I have the most real life experience with, and the group that is the biggest problem for Americans.
Another reason it was nice to discuss questions among my peers was because it was an 8 am class, and talking to other people helped wake me up in the morning…" "I wasn't sure what to expect when I walked into Biology 230 for the first time, so I think it's fitting to start my reflection with that experience and how it affected me throughout the semester.
Mozart spent most of his time in Salzburg working for the archbishop, so it felt only fitting to start the day in St Rupert's Cathedral where he worked, and where he was baptised.
Van Gaal could not have been clearer: "Radamel Falcao is fit to start.
We hoped he would be fit to start training but he is not quite there.
The rest of the Chelsea side is as expected, with Gary Cahill and David Luiz both fit to start.
If he is not fit to start then we would hope top have him at least on the subs bench".
