Sentence examples for something fit for from inspiring English sources

They shattered so much ice that you ended up with a drink more resembling a 7-Eleven Slurpee than something fit for Winston Churchill.

But something fit for a nationwide TV network that covers 96% of the country isn't what you'd sell to the young, internet-savvy crowd of Russia's capital.

Now, to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's 50 years on the throne, a $30-million 30-million by the Royal Collectinvestmentansformed the gallery into something fit for a queen.

The grand entry hall has a huge interior fanlight in the Adam style that can strike a first-time visitor as something fit for a Hollywood epic.

That man has persuaded thousands of innocent people to pick nettles and boil them up in the delusion that they are making something fit for consumption.

If Mr. Galliano was trying to say that he could put on a show so wild and untrammeled in its ethnic appropriation as to make the fabled Saint Laurent Cossack collection seem like something fit for Ann Taylor, he succeeded.

I hope she wrecks the joint, with something fitting for the approaching doom of Brexit.

Mr. Stanton said his goal was to create "not a Taj Mahal, but something replicable," fit for lots of all sizes, in spots of high visibility and in hidden corners of poor neighborhoods.

There's a way of miniaturizing and neutralizing the past, encasing it in a quaint, retro irrelevancy and designating it as something only fit for curiosity-seekers or revivalists.

And for those who might look at the antics and the outings dismissively, as something that is fit for Little Leaguers?

Well, then, get out of that designer dress and into something that's fit for yarn spinning.