Sentence examples for literally fit from inspiring English sources

I will literally fit things 10 times before I put it into the store".

Xoko The cakes at Xoko are, quite literally, fit for a king (or a notable physicist, chemist or economist).

"I said, 'You have got to be kidding me.' They had only a few panels, and it was so bizarre because it literally fit perfectly in this space.

The distance it incorporates by transporting words or meaning into a context where they do not literally fit explains its aura, hanging between its verbal and semantic levels.

You can literally fit the TV between your two eyes and move it with two fingers.

It's a set-top box that can literally fit in the palm of your hand and ships with a clever, dual-sided QWERTY remote.

It was thus quite in order for Tenzing to become an Indian hero, and he has fitted into the role well — literally fitted in, indeed, for when he visited New Delhi last June on his way to London, he found that the clothes of Pandit Nehru, India's senior hero, might have been tailored for him.

It literally fits right into the card slot of any ATM, essentially allowing unfettered access to cards as they slide through.

It also weighs just under 200 grams with the battery, meaning it doesn't have to be registered with the FAA and literally fits in your picket.

Not to mention the difficulty many basketball players must have literally fitting into the Olympic Village accommodations.

There are more options than ever before, and they literally now fit into any budget.