Sentence examples for looking to fit from inspiring English sources

"We're all looking to fit in somewhere.

"It's modern and at the same time rustic looking to fit into our camp," he added.

I'm looking to fit the emotion behind the song that I've come up with to the music.

And the reason that the team struggled with this is that they were looking to fit him into a box.

She added: "Many of our employees are parents or students who are looking to fit flexible, paid work around childcare, study and other commitments.

Recently I was given a £5,000 advance by 4th Estate to write The Freelance Mum, a guide for other mothers looking to fit freelance work around family.

I may have been interested in dressing, and how I looked to fit the bill, but I wasn't really making a point of making myself get photographed all over the place.

While most players look to fit into the style of a program, a top-level player like Anderson looks for a program that will adapt itself to his style.

I just broke down in tears". Hannah said she tried to change her look to "fit in" but it led to a loss of confidence.

We're not a brand that looks to fit within the standard rules of what a brand is suppose to be.

"Lego Dimensions" looks to fit somewhere in between "Skylanders" and "Disney Infinity".