Fitting it in their small apartment on the Upper East Side was no problem, as long as they didn't mind devoting their closets to art, getting rid of their sofa and other furniture, and perpetually tripping over paintings.
But, as the Trump phenomenon reveals, it's only a particular kind of personality that works--one that's big enough to grab the attention of the perpetually distracted but small enough to fit neatly into a thousand tiny media containers.
Great medicine requires the innovation of entire packages of care — with medicines and technologies and clinicians designed to fit together seamlessly, monitored carefully, adjusted perpetually, and shown to produce ever better service and results for people at the lowest possible cost for society.
For Trump, being an Egomaniac fits not only his persona but his perpetually disturbing self-praise.
Perpetually exhausted and well into her third trimester, Burr clearly dresses in whatever still fits; compared with Roper in his immaculate casual wear or her dismissive overlords in their Savile Row suits, she is a sweaty, graceless mess.
Indeed, the eight-month old computer system attempts to "teach" itself by perpetually scanning slices of the web as it looks at thousands of sites simultaneously to find facts that fit into semantic buckets (like athletes, academic fields, emotions, companies) and finding details related to these nouns.
A future of frictionless, continuous shopping fits with Google's vision for a world where we no longer need to search for anything, since we ourselves are perpetually monitored, with the relevant product or information sent to us based on perceived need.
That's the same whether you're driving to work or you're working on a boat". In boats whose starboard sides are fitted with block pulleys hanging over the edge of a gunwale low to the water, a lobsterman pulling traps from the ocean floor is perpetually looking at his next paycheck - and his potential grave.
He fit awkwardly with Bynum in Brown's offense and seemed perpetually distracted by previous rounds of trade rumors.
Rowling apparently gave writer Sarah Phelps and director Jonny Campbell considerable latitude to craft the story in a manner they saw fit, and they have largely settled on the tale of a perpetually angry teenage girl, Krystal (newcomer Abigail Lawrie), trying to look after a little brother and manage a junkie mom (Keeley Forsyth).
