Sentence examples for something fitting for from inspiring English sources

Craig told the BBC's Lizo Mzimba it was a "great challenge" to make something fitting for the the 50th anniversary of the first Bond movie, 1962's Dr No. French actress Berenice Marlohe said she was honoured to be cast in the film.

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

I'll probably be hung, drawn and quartered for saying this, but there's something fitting in the fact that politicians are looking backwards.

Me and Orson Welles, out next Friday, looks tailor-made to ease him from the Disney world into something more fitting for a man of 22. Directed by Richard Linklater, it's a credible, literate imagining of the backstage wrangles on Orson Welles's groundbreaking 1937 Broadway production of Julius Caesar.

Wilson initially called the song that is now known as "Pet Sounds" something more fitting for its original intent -- "Run James Run".

The alternative: working within the limitations to make something new and fitting for the platform.

I often find myself wondering where I should post something -- is this more fitting for Facebook, Twitter or maybe both?

It's something more crass than that, and more fitting for these times: they make you look loaded.

On another level, given rising levels of tech-fueled disruptive uncertainty crisscrossing so many facets of life, perhaps it's fitting for "crypto" to become something of a cipher itself, devoid of fixed meaning.

For women who prefer something less fitting – these Nike trousers (£60) are the only ones I've ever tried that you could actually run in, as I usually find tracksuit-style trousers flap around too much for proper running.

Far more fitting for a lord, surely?