Sentence examples for lives fit from inspiring English sources

"Our lives fit something that is in between a purse and a briefcase, and that's what I carry".

This doesn't mean they have to work less; it means they have the flexibility to make their lives fit with their jobs.

"Do our lives fit right now?

Investing in saving women's lives fits this bill.

"So much is shifting online and we felt like this was an important and great first step to make living fit something that was easy and accessible for our community," Dykstra told TechCrunch.

After the story settles in, Ms. Shannon, who remains best known for her tenure on "Saturday Night Live," fits Mr. White's anti-intuitive purposes admirably, in large part because so much of the performance willfully goes against the grain, pushing at us with naked, frenzied need that can feel embarrassing and, at times, almost grotesque.

Where you live fits in with ever larger and larger political and geographic sections of your state, your country—and of course ultimately planet Earth, and planet Earth is a part of the solar system, etc.

Absolutely not, says the management thinker Charles Handy: "For the first time in the human experience, we have a chance to shape our work to suit the way we live instead of our lives to fit our work.

These are measures that would save lives, not fit some activist agenda.

They also describe it as simply another way of reshaping lives to "fit the requirements of corporate capitalism".

People trapped in routinized lives that fit them like straitjackets have been a fertile theme for drama at least since Ibsen.