Sentence examples for picture fits from inspiring English sources
"Yes, we would like to have more flexible labor laws, but I think the overall picture fits very well".
The picture fits with everything we know about the iPhone 6 so far - but lets wait for the official launch before we get too excited.
Shteyngart, who is in this picture, fits right in: his jet-black goatee is so dense and bristly that you could shine your shoes with it.
This bleak picture fits with a survey from children's mental health charity Young Minds, which found two-thirds of councils in England had cut child and adolescent mental health services [Camhs] budget since 2010.
That picture fits him - directing a vessel, bringing elements together with a common aim, harnessing the energies around him to create a special moment, and marvelling at the result - the combined skills which make him an observer, an artist, and a pioneer.
The first one was designed by us, and consisted the tasks to choose which picture fits to the sentence.
Intelligence officials say such a lag is typical of the ever-changing process of piecing together shards of information into a coherent picture fit for officials' public statements.
University graduates in Italy and Spain have been singled out as having particularly low basic skills by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD) as it warned that the picture "fit" with high unemployment levels in the southern European countries.
This "express train" picture fit with linguists' models, in which Austronesian languages spread from East Asia into Oceania and were distinct from Papuan languages in Melanesia. .
The only other patient with a delay in diagnosis because of investigation for infection was patient #20 where diagnosis was delayed by 8 days as the clinical picture fit well with discitis.
