Sentence examples for phrase fitting from inspiring English sources

Frey's had smooth underbelly with a slight twang at the end of each phrase, fitting perfectly between the rock and country genres the band balanced so well.

The phrase "fitting in," has, Otowa concludes, "a restrictive sound; though this was the reality for me for many years, now I prefer to think of it as 'embracing' — and it takes two to embrace.

For example, in the sentence segment below, our method extracted the triple (Japan, is-a, East Asia) instead of (Japan, is-a, countries of East Asia), by choosing the smaller noun phrase fitting the pattern.

It was, to use John Reid's phrase, fit for purpose.

No doubt the phrase fits Williams now — but let's not forget that it fit him back when he was fighting with his fists, too.

I will sometimes change the direction a song is going just because a certain word or phrase fits, even if it's inconsistent with the original idea.

She is the title character, although the phrase fits other children too -- above all, Theresa's squabbling, neglected neighbors, the Morans, all five of them.

Also, as a public man obliged to write speeches and narrate events, I agree with the illustrious writer on the delight of finding the exact word - a kind of shared and inexhaustible obsession - until the phrase fits our criteria.

The film was mostly of my own feet and the soundtrack I chose was The Inkspots' Your Feet's Too Big - mainly because the rhythm fitted most closely to my footsteps, and the musical phrasing fitted the film's phrasing.

After 1949, the year of the "Philosophy," neoclassical titles dwindle and are replaced by phrases fit for a "Star Trek" episode: "Music in Two Dimensions," "Schipot," "Polyphonie X," "Syntaxis," "Anepigraphe".

Whoever's behind Go Home Productions (we don't know the names, for obvious legal reasons) created stop-time sections in the Hendrix to drop in Beyoncé's melismatic vocal track; her phrasing fits as an effective counter-rhythm against the music of the Hendrix Trio.