Sentence examples for will try to fit from inspiring English sources

BP will try to fit it next; in the best case, however, it will get a good share of the oil to pour into a container, rather than the water.

"I think we will see this becoming more and more important in the next biddings as the Olympic plans will try to fit, let's say, the future needs of a city and of a region and not the other way around".

Now, as epidemiologists talk to her family and friends to learn about her activities and who she encountered over the six weeks before she became ill, they will try to fit what facts they glean into the accepted wisdom about the bacterial infection.

During the first baseline measurement (T0), boys will try to fit the arm support under supervision of an experienced representative of Focal (the manufacturer of the TOP arm support) and the primary investigator.

"But I will just do whatever I'm told and I'll try to fit the bill".

If there's a film, a song, a lyric - anything that springs to mind and it lends itself, you'll try to fit the words in round it," he says.

But most people will attempt writing this way -- they'll try to "fit it in," here and there.

The RSM approach will first try to fit a linear relationship between the objective function and each critical parameter.

Lack Of Territory Control While most franchises will limit the number of stores that they open in a given area because of fears of market saturation and diminishing returns, many franchises will still try to fit as many retail locations into a given area as possible.

These measurements will come in handy when you try to fit your new TV into an existing space or entertainment center.

Don't try to fit in, you'll come off seeming fake.