Sentence examples for fixture something from inspiring English sources
The yearly talkfest has a reputation for attracting well-moneyed progressives of the pre-prime minister Malcolm Turnbull variety, which made Bolt's appearance as the guest of choice for the regular "How Many Dangerous Ideas Can One Person Have?" fixture something of an odd fit.
Liverpool won the match 1-0 but it is alleged that Debrecen goalkeeper Vukasin Poleksic was paid to ensure there were more than two goals in the fixture – something he failed to make happen.
"It's this fancy fixture with something tongue-in-cheek.
This fixture was something of a rare bird.
Doug Quinn — formerly a fixture and something of a legend at P.J. Clarke's, before he and the bar's management noisily parted ways last summer — will tend Bill's basement bar on Wednesday and Friday nights.
Which may be why the machinery of death that has become a fixture (and something of a fetish) in so many Holocaust films has no place in the world of "Inglourious Basterds," where the murder is retail, specific and individual.
This looming representative of our civilization, in which the "New Jim Crow" is a seemingly permanent fixture, has something to tell us about our world: his actions tell us that we've gone mad.
It's sometimes helpful to set the new fixture on something to allow you to work on it without it hanging down, if possible, like the top of a ladder.
If you have an old-fashioned, dull yellow ceiling light - which many bathrooms do - a simple way to transform your bathroom is to update the light fixture with something more modern.
So competitive is the division that no fewer than nine of Saturday's 12 final-day fixtures have something riding on them.
Senior Fifa sources have told the BBC that November and December of that year is the most likely time to be agreed, with an expectation that players will be back to play in their domestic leagues for Christmas and New Year fixtures - something that would please the Premier League, which has been critical of any move away from the World Cup's traditional summer time-slot.
