Sentence examples for fitting up from inspiring English sources

The tepees come in three sizes, the largest fitting up to eight people.

Last night's 60-minute EastEnders special, in which "Dirty" Den Watts more than lived up to his name by fitting up Phil Mitchell for an armed robbery, attracted more than 11 million viewers.

Fitting up innocent suspects and taking back-handers from villains, Pyle was based on the stories told to Newman by the real-life policemen he had befriended while writing a 1970 novel about corruption, Sir, You Bastard.

That legislation was intended to address police malpractice – the framing or "fitting up" of people for crimes they did not commit, which had produced a series of miscarriages of justice through the 1970s and 80s, including those of the Guildford Four and Birmingham Six.

The investigation and prosecution of eight police officers and two civilians for allegedly fitting up three innocent men, the Cardiff Three, had been carried out under the supervision of the Independent Police Complaints commission, by a dedicated team of police officers from the South Wales force and lawyers.

Meanwhile, the Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign, has been offered the full support of the Hillsborough Justice Campaign, with both intent on getting justice over the role of South Yorkshire police in the manipulation of evidence and "fitting up" innocent people.

"I get fitted up as Wat Tyler".

"I was blatantly fitted up, right.

A traditional parking space can fit up to three CityCars.

Room has large monitor, whiteboard walls, and table for 4. Can fit up to 6 comfortably.

The database is fitted up with the characteristic retrieve system and the functional platform.