Either way, I give these two three whole days upon leaving the villa, the last of which Ellie will meet a fit northern Scorpio and dump Charlie over Whatsapp, and he will leave her on read because he literally forgets to reply.
And then, when she was 41 - in 1748 - she met a fit young poet at a provincial court, and fell totally in love with him.
An Icelandic parliamentary truth commission report questioned whether he met a "fit and proper" test required for him to sit on the bank's board.
I haven't met a sharper, fitter 82-year-old since I interviewed an astronaut (Charlie Duke, thanks for asking), but Sanders nevertheless carries the air of a different generation's politics; attentiveness, pens and scraps of paper, plain answers, rosettes, unembarrassed morality, a wonderfully long view.
The sadness in her eyes tells you she has yet to meet a foster carer who fits the bill Natalie and Amy are just two teenagers in care to feature in a candid BBC documentary about fostering.
However, both types are easily able to meet a goal of 100 FITs in 10 years at T = 125 °C and J = 0.25 × 106 A/cm2.
If not for the memories of that horrible day in Lakehurst, N.J., in 1937, it might be easy to dismiss the Hindenburg as another grotesque Nazi symbol that met a flaming, fitting demise.
Four participants were replaced because data were noisy and data fits did not meet a preset precision criterion (see details below).
Want to meet an endless supply of fit, financially comfortable, educated men over 40?
Well, superficially at least, everything would seem to be altogether meet and fitting: A great choir is performing Messiah in a towering church, and so the video starts out simply and innocently by showing its awe-inspiring venue and sounding some of its most exalted music.
