Sentence examples for that would be fitting for from inspiring English sources

Whether they're hanging out in graveyards, wearing clothes that would be fitting for a funeral or covering themselves in blood-splattered belts and skulls, this is a subculture with a longstanding history of getting close and personal to the dark and deathly.

That would be fitting for a battle involving three banks with large operations in Florida.

But to say that it would be fitting for someone to receive a certain benefit is dangerously close to saying that he deserves to receive it.

There is a part of me that thinks, "Well, it sure would be fitting for someone who was right about Iraq to finally be rewarded".

"Patients were brought to us for medical care between interrogation sessions, so that they would be fit for further interrogation.

"Patients were brought to us for medical care between interrogation sessions, so that they would be fit for further interrogation," said MSF's general director Christopher Stokes.

Asafa Powell of Jamaica, one of Gay's chief rivals, has a groin strain and withdrew to ensure that he would be fit for the Games.

Tardelli's comments followed goalkeeping coach Alan Kelly's insistence on Wednesday that Given would be fit for Sunday's match.

Despite missing the match against Brighton, Dalglish was confident that Daniel Agger and Craig Bellamy would be fit for the final.

I didn't think, given my own childhood and my issues with anxiety and depression, that I would be fit for the job.

He said that he was not sure that Mr. Colletta would be fit for court proceedings and that he expected to base his legal defense on the argument that Mr. Colletta was not responsible for his actions by reason of mental disease or defect.