Sentence examples for it would be fitting to from inspiring English sources

We think it would be fitting to have a stone in the courtyard to her".

❤️ pic.twitter.com/Xzp3oTOfnD Whilst I was at King's Cross, I thought it would be fitting to visit Platform 9 and 3/4.

It would be fitting to say that you really have to hand it to the Eagles, but right now, if you handed the Eagles anything, they would probably drop it.

It would be fitting to report that on teh evening of this harsh budget a few impoverished music-loving students were huddled near the stage door listening to that thrilling voice.

If we are to decide to have a written constitution, it would be fitting to complete it in time for the 800th anniversary of the signing of Magna Carta in Runnymede in 1215.

Lindo says: "With this year signifying the Queen's entry into the record books as the world's longest reigning monarch, it would be fitting to mark the occasion with the announcement of Britain's first official national bird – especially if it's the swan".

The 58-year-old said: "I started in Scotland almost 30 years ago, so it would be fitting conclusion to my Commonwealth career to finish there".

It has witnessed so many staging posts on England's slow climb to the top that it would be fitting if they managed to achieve the draw or victory there to secure top spot.

"It would be fitting when the Paralympic Movement returns to its spiritual birthplace in three weeks' time it does so in front of packed, sold-out venues".

It would be fitting if markets forced companies to improve their accounting.

It would be fitting if the idea occurred to Mr. Korycansky, the paper's principal author and a planetary scientist at the University of California at Santa Cruz, on a blistering summer day.