Sentence examples for fitting to take from inspiring English sources

As news broke of the Republic of Ireland's intention to anoint the untameable former Manchester United star alongside Martin O'Neill at the very top of their national game, it seemed fitting to take a stroll down memory lane.

"We think it is fitting to take the time to acknowledge our first director, the work he has done and what an influential figure he was, not only in our organization but also in the history of our country," said Brian L. Stafford, the current director of the Secret Service, the agency's 20th.

So I thought it would be fitting to take a look back at Windows Phone 7's life up until now, and what the mobile OS has or hasn't done for Microsoft so far.

For obvious reasons, it seemed fitting to take Jeff's portrait, but it wasn't all that easy.

As we try to cope with our sugar comas due to baskets of Easter candy and with Passover in observance this week, we thought it would be fitting to take a look at some of Hollywood's religious or spiritual celebs.

He also uses his Twitter effusively, so for our interview we thought it would only be fitting to take questions from Twitter and allow Doug to provide answers that need more than 140 characters.

In the event, however, Alborado proved fit to take his other mounts on Saturday and was devastated to miss out.

In about a month, he thinks, he will be sufficiently fit to take part in his own work.

Cesc Fabregas will be fit to take up his place on the Spain bench for the semi-final.

They're really looking at, it seems to me, which of the parties... are best fitted to take us through to keep this fairly delicate recovery on track".

In an indirect way, the saga has also added to concerns of some conservatives about whether Prince Naruhito is fit to take the throne.