Sentence examples similar to meet fit from inspiring English sources

The man she met fit the bill to a T; I mean precisely.

According to a submission from his department, the Education Secretary Michael Gove wants "to give schools as much freedom as possible to spend their money as they see fit to meet their pupils' needs".

This group of bankers, or banksters as presently known after no CEO has been jailed following the 2008 financial meltdown, basically print money out of thin air and place it in our society where they see fit to meet their so called dual mandate: to promote "maximum employment and stable prices".

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.

Teams of Israeli and Palestinian negotiators met in fits and starts, sometimes in Israel, sometimes in Washington.

The new tank's firepower requirements were met by fitting a British Royal Ordnance L7A1 105 mm main gun.

When TaskRabitt's founder, Leah Busque was designing the system this was, she claimed in the Financial Times, her inspiration: "How do we really revolutionise a global labour force, really give people flexibility to work when and where they want?" Making furniture in his spare time, the tasker I met certainly fits into this picture.

When TaskRabitt's founder, Leah Busque was designing the system this was, she claimed in the Financial Times, her inspiration: "How do we really revolutionize a global labor force, really give people flexibility to work when and where they want?" Making furniture in his spare time, the tasker I met certainly fits into this picture.

Niamey, Niger, February 2009-When I first met her, fitted in her new dark-brown, custom-designed prosthesis, the 7 year-old Sharifa was trying very hard, between two iron bars, to learn to walk.

A second chance for disabled children in Niger Niamey, Niger, February 2009-When I first met her, fitted in her new dark-brown, custom-designed prosthesis, the 7 year-old Sharifa was trying very hard, between two iron bars, to learn to walk.

Maybe they'll meet somewhere more fitting.