Sentence examples for making fit from inspiring English sources

Brides have long had an admittedly complicated relationship with their wedding gowns, which they struggle to find, spend a small fortune on, and sweat over making fit properly — all for a fabric confection that is typically worn once.

Discussing the overall reform plan, Sean Nesbitt, a litigator on employment issues at law firm Taylor Wessing, told us: "The government is looking to make a big statement about their commitment to reforming and making fit for purpose modern work for the 21st century but, although there's a broad commitment and a big statement, there's not too much detail as to what they're proposing.

"I thought the group had a good idea — meaning their justification for the choices they were making fit with our class discussions.

Management of fit can be regarded as a loop back system, reflecting that the fit is never really stable, but that it is changing based on external factors or deliberate interventions, making fit management a constant and complex task for the whole life cycle of an IT system.

"But the shoes he made fit like a glove".

Mr. Griffin said: "I believe the changes that have been made fit who we are.

That said, it still needs to be made fit for purpose in the 21st century.

That would make fit folk even less likely to buy coverage.

Recently it has been made fit for web-based and iPhone-3GS-based applications.

I met with the dental oncologist to make sure the radiation guards he made fit properly.

You'll use this to take measurements and make fit adjustments if you need them.