Sentence examples for which fittingly from inspiring English sources

It put me in the mood for a martini, which, fittingly, is the most frequently ordered drink at Bemelmans.

They should be encouraged by Laasko and Björk's study which, fittingly, is published in an open access journal.

And a sperm cell is absurdly dwarfed by its female counterpart, the egg, which, fittingly or not, is among the biggest cells in the body.

He radically shifts from the source material by imagining the entire second half of the story (which fittingly is the best part of the film).

He has a wrinkled, old-fashioned voice from the 1950s, which, fittingly, has an ooh-matron ring of Kenneth Williams or Terry Scott.

The island had already relaxed its anti-pro stance sufficiently to enter a team, the Cuba Domadores (which fittingly translates as "ringmasters"), in the pro-am World Series Boxing.

The elixir revived the woozy colt, which would fittingly be named Never Say Die.

Make a bid for the library, which is fittingly quieter than other areas.

One of the difficulties facing these would-be space miners is cost, which is fittingly astronomical.

And things aren't so rosy in the about-to-split Big East, where the departing multitudes are contemplating calling themselves the America 12 Conference, which is fittingly ridiculous.

Among the official events added this year was one in Taiwan, which Tseng fittingly won for the 10th of her 11 worldwide titles in 2011.