Sentence examples for playground fitting from inspiring English sources

Themes of activities will be scheduled and the regular lessons of PE will present ideas on how to use the playground, fitting the theme of the month (for example rope skipping in April).

The frontiersmen of the Hudson River, as some like to call themselves, arrived over two decades ago determined to transform the filthy industrial waterway slicked with oily rainbows into an aquatic playground fit for a 21st-century city.

Here he is visiting the Maypole children's centre in Birmingham, pottering around the bouncy surface of the playground, ruffling the hair of one little boy, congratulating another on fitting a large piece into a wooden jigsaw.

Dig a shallow hole, large enough to fit the playground equipment in, but with a flat bottom.

The intervention includes opening up school playgrounds for pre-school siblings to use as a safe place to take part in outdoor physical activity, whilst fitting in with the family's school run [ 11].

The Rubin shows, Ms. Cash says, are also "a playground" for songs that would fit nowhere else in her repertory.

It's hard to imagine him becoming a comedy pin-up, which makes his tales of embarrassments in the playground and serial failure to fit in resound with a ring of truth that only enhances the regular laughs.

Starting as they meant to go on, they took the name Wichita from Jimmy Webb's Wichita Lineman, simply because it was, they believe, the greatest song ever written (the next choice wasn't quite as catchy, and besides, Where's The Playground Susie? wouldn't have fitted quite as neatly on their sleeves).

Maybe it's because our society equates nakedness with sex, with sex reserved as the playground of the young and fit.

The Nigerian Udoji – he's not fit even for the playground.

Kids with dyspraxia don't always fit in in the playground and teachers need to be on guard against bullying.