Sentence examples for public fitting from inspiring English sources

"Larger people generally speaking are very uncomfortable in a public fitting room, even with private cubicles.

It is Elvis the lifelong dandy who was retrieved 10 years ago from the wardrobe room at Graceland, a converted second-floor bedroom closed to the public, fitted with cedar-lined closets and shoe racks and decorated with a fake-fur cocoon bed with a stereo in the canopy.

THE polls leading into this year's presidential primaries and the delegate counts coming out of them are giving the news media and the public fits.

That hurts British sport's ability to create champions and keep the public fit and healthy.

The father, worried about his son's "role" on the team and downtime affecting his "future," disagreed with the PT and threw a public fit.

Following Blaney's public fit against the RCMP's reclassification, even though he knew well in advance it would be reclassified, the minister declared a two-year amnesty on owning the Swiss Arms rifle.

But others have said the public fits and starts are evidence of either Team de Blasio's lack of discipline, or, more plausibly, an inability to find a candidate who shares his educational philosophies and has experience managing a large-scale, urban school system.

Each conceptualization holds a particular politico-legal perspective on good public governance, fitting with the overall liberal state doctrine, and with the aim of providing long-term societal stability [20]a.

"Her experience shaping public policy and operating public companies fits well with the rest of the board and will make us an even stronger company".

By conjuring up a little dance for the public, they fit together into a geometric conga line and posed for photographs everywhere from public parks to art galleries.

In Minsk public buildings fitted with movement sensors are shrouded in darkness after sunset.