| Often we artists are a solitary lot, preferring to keep our work to ourselves until we deem it fit for sharing. |
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| Ray in a fit of remorse confessed to the police, who analysed the drink and discovered it was incapable of causing death. |
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| It only has to fit a basic description, and even some plainly wrong things can be explained away as Deja Vu or other such weird mind tricks. |
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| Whatever the merits or demerits of any of these policies, the liberal label would never fit if the word still meant what it once meant. |
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| The words didn't fit in the box and I filled the margins so that anyone reading the form would notice what I had written. |
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| It made life easier to remove the power supply first, fit the motherboard and then reinstall the power supply. |
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| Someday these fungi may be applied as a seed coating to make plants better fit to resist scab as they approach maturity. |
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| If a line of text is too long to fit between the page margins, the text should be wrapped onto additional lines as needed. |
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| Rome was still some 2,500-odd years away, but Memnon would have fit right in with the Caesars and Augustuses of later times. |
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| Nutrients are vitamins and minerals that regulate the body's chemical processes and functions and help to keep you fit and healthy. |
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| Chekhov's wry humour and dead-on powers of observation are a perfect fit with the clown-inspired style of Toronto's Theatre Smith-Gilmour. |
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| The all-weather adaptability of the shelters makes them an excellent fit for the army's need for rapid deployment in any environment. |
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| He was fit enough and well enough to put up a very good performance, but Barry felt he just ran flat from the home turn. |
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| In the final step, the investigator cuts plugs to fit the wells of an agarose electrophoresis gel. |
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| If he remains fit this season, there's no way we'll be able to keep him next season. |
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| To fit a horse radius into a human forearm would require a physique to rival Popeye. |
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| After checkering the main spring housing at 25 lpi, it was fit and blended into the frame with the bottom corner radiused. |
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| Gough, had secured the staging with a strap because it was too long to fit inside the truck's tailgate. |
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| The new Chisholm Jacket combines western fashion from the 1940s with the modern fit and tailoring that Schaefer Outfitter is known for. |
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| A village couple claim the bus service for the disabled is being used as a glorified taxi by people fit enough to travel on ordinary buses. |
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| At the same time, the business has also been approached to fit safety railings and fencing at a site in Droylsden. |
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| He's fit and trim in a slim-cut blue suit and handsome in a slightly jug-eared way. |
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| If you scooted them all a few inches or so this way, you could fit both a pinball machine and a jukebox along that wall. |
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| She fit a type easily recognized in the annals of hagiography, and it was on that basis that claims for sainthood were made. |
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| With a fine-toothed hacksaw, cut off as many tines as needed for the rake to fit between your plants. |
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| The rooms are big and well equipped and the prices are usually low enough to fit the expense guidelines. |
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| He was a youthful 70 years old and appeared fit and healthy and indeed was taken ill and died suddenly while playing a game of golf on Monday. |
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| We have laws in this country to decide whether a couple are legally fit to adopt a child. |
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| In June I set up an inclusion unit to deal with people who do not fit the drug treatment system. |
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| Her house truck with its zany adornments can be quickly converted to fit in with our image of a gypsy fortune teller's tent. |
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| I could possibly get fit enough to compete in Paris but I just would not be able to do myself justice. |
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| So instead of being a film about a mouse trying to fit in with humans, we get a far more banal film about a middle brother's loneliness. |
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| A lifestyle that takes advantage of the health benefits of wine is proving to be a particularly good fit for women. |
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| The graph window automatically sizes itself to fit the ranges of values of x and f that occur. |
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| With a beam of 106 ft, the ships are the largest vessels that can fit through the Panama Canal. |
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| I can fit five or six bin bags in my wheelie bin, and I have a large family. |
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| A nubbin on the left side of the Glock magazine lip needs to be ground off for the sliding gate to fit over the lip. |
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| The team spent its time reskinning cars instead of massaging improvements into cars that already fit the templates. |
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| Was there actual evidence from your client that the tobacco leaf was cut in order to enable it to fit into bags for easy transportation? |
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| It fit him like a glove, his broad shoulders appearing even broader, tapering to his gym-honed waist. |
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| Somewhere she had found a tunic and a pair of breeches that fit her like a glove, emphasizing her perfect figure. |
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| Keep in mind that this look doesn't suit everyone and that your trousers will need to fit you like a glove. |
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| When they listed his activities next his picture in his senior yearbook, the font was made smaller to fit all of it. |
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| Instead, I'll probably just cut a hunk of carpet remnant to fit the small area of exposed bed. |
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| Now I groan a bit at the prospect of moving and wonder if all our stuff will fit in one removal van. |
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| One year, my sister and I had the brilliant idea to wrap my mom's gift in as much ribbon and tape as was humanly possible to fit on the gift. |
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| I also know that Ronaldo, now that he is fit again, is focused on making amends for the disappointments, both personal and national, in France. |
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| Remember the old spy movies where any gadget could be fit inside a pen, be it a tape recorder, a radio or a bomb? |
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| There are condos for rent on the island as well as houses priced to fit any budget. |
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| The rentable sober drivers ride scooters that are collapsible, so that they fit into car trunks. |
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| The traverse of the ridge should be within the capabilities of any reasonably fit walker. |
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| It was so vile, so yucky, so out of character and so outrageous that Marky almost had a fit from laughing. |
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| The main thing is getting back fit again no matter how long it takes and I have more or less resigned myself to not playing again this season. |
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| The set was drawn mostly from the last two albums, but the occasional early song fit in seamlessly. |
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| The residual error in both of these fits is small, indicating that the same spectral components can fit these measurements at both temperatures. |
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| This in turn would mean altering the frames and fitting new boilers with narrow fireboxes to fit between the frames. |
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| We'd moved some chairs into the corner so we could fit the drum set, our guitars, amps, and mics. |
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| He may be getting on a wee bit but he is probably as fit now as he has ever been and has been our most consistent player this season. |
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| It told the strange story of one man's yearning to fit into society so much that he magically morphed into his surroundings with ease. |
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| Fire crews were due to revisit the area today to talk to neighbours and fit smoke alarms in properties without them. |
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| As for jet lag, if you have the luxury, one treatment is to slowly change your awake and sleep times to fit the new time zone. |
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| These harmonies, however, fit into the jazz idiom just as bop made its way into the mainstream, enriching both. |
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| The pot stirrer can be adjusted to fit any shape or size of pan, has a number of different speed settings and also has a programmable timer. |
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| A policy of armed neutrality with an emphasis on quality kit, fit for purpose. |
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| At this cinema, the managers have not seen fit to remove the military recruitment ads from the previews. |
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| It does not seem to fit the theology of John's Gospel at all, nor does it seem to suit the concerns of John's Passion narrative. |
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| The men who they select from the whole force and station in the van are fleet of foot and fit admirably into cavalry action. |
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| Lower-fat versions of milk. cottage cheese, and yogurt are valuable sources of proteins and fit easily into a daily diet. |
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| The keystones also fit into notches carved in the large round stone, and prevented it from moving. |
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| I was walking to work and this really quite fit and cheeky bloke in a van wolf-whistled at me and called me gorgeous. |
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| In this instance, that meant the pink had to be returned to the centre of a group of reds with just enough room to fit the ball in the middle. |
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| Slowly the rock began to move, until a space big enough for Tyler to fit through was made. |
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| Wood blinds, meanwhile, can fit a variety of applications, including quarter arches, full arches, angles, trapezoids, hexagons and triangles. |
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| Agents are experts at recognizing raw talents but may make you over to fit with the look of the moment. |
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| He was, according to the manager, fit for nothing better than the knacker's yard. |
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| All the Valley guys put suits on to impress the wonks, and all the wonks would put khakis and knit shirts on to fit in with the Valley. |
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| Bias-cut dresses in silk, satin and sheer fabrics fit the bill for affairs that require strap heels and heavy flirting. |
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| In order to look good, shorts should fall a little above the knees and fit nicely around your buttocks and legs. |
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| It was clear he was going to be fit for the Olympics, but he was worried about how the team would knit together. |
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| To the consumer this means the product is a reject in Brazil and is not fit for human consumption. |
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| If Her Royal Highness wants to hold a worsbraai at Buckingham Palace, she can easily find out if your wors really is fit for royalty. |
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| Her white lawn dress with sprigs of green flowers fit tightly at the waist and cascaded to the floor. |
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| The plaintiffs were required to carry out certain repairs by the local council in order to render houses fit for human habitation. |
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| Drivers can turn up for work and report that they have taken medication, and are unsure if they are fit to drive. |
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| He did not at all fit that period's physical stereotype of the dandy as a slight, reedy wisp of a thing. |
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| It occupies an area of 600 square metres and covers the 11 workstations that assemble and fit the injection system. |
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| The Magna Carta does not, as I understand it, curtail the sovereignty of the proper lawmaker to make what laws seem fit to him. |
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| I didn't really fit in with the other girls either, who always came to class in frilly dresses and t-bar shoes. |
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| Lisle stockings were compulsory and much disliked as they did not fit well and wrinkled at the ankles. |
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| It was featured last fall in a solo show of mine, and the projection was scaled to fit the entire gallery, some 34 feet wide by 14 feet high. |
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| The books that couldn't fit on the shelves were stacked in neat piles nearby. |
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| The only table that can fit into the tight living room is stacked with books and papers. |
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| The skip containers will be used mainly for garden refuse and rubbish which does not generally fit in the normal green drums. |
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| All of the delicate strands of this structure have to fit, and fit precisely, or else malinvestment occurs. |
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| Metal or wrought-iron finials fit perfectly in a mature setting such as a master bedroom, a den, or a study. |
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| Brigid refused and, in a fit of temper, one of her brothers hit her in the face. |
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| If you don't need to get fit that quickly, think in terms of lots of walking, hacking and hill work. |
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| Certain priority post, such as registered mail, will still be delivered to the door, as will items that cannot fit into the letterbox. |
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| I have done my job and got some of the products finished and either on trial or certificated by a National body fit for purpose. |
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| The lowest priority should be given to fit individuals with regular daytime duties who can make their routine journeys to work in other ways. |
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| Also, corsets with side lacings can be more readily adjusted for a custom fit than can corsets with just one adjustment point in the back. |
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| It was a completely mad idea, but in a fit of complete and unquestioned insanity I chose to take a swing at it despite my legitimate concerns. |
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| In fact once he deciphers the code, he runs to his brother in a mad fit of excitement. |
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| Is Australia's comic style too laconic to fit the rapid-fire style of a classic screwball? |
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| By then, the originally beautiful, rich-coloured chestnuts are dried out, mildewed vestiges, fit only for stuffing turkeys. |
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| The script is so heavily laden with gags it can barely fit them in, and the acting is impeccable. |
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| You are likely to take steps that do not fit into social norms or patterns. |
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| The introductions continue and soon John has an audience fit for a King, filled with Dukes and Ladies, professors and clergymen. |
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| Taking on the role of a high society lady as well as wife and new mother, Chopin fit in well with the New Orleans culture. |
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| The steel glasses were 3 feet tall and you wonder how all of it fit into one person. |
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| So if you are over 55 and would like to be a little bit more fit or just meet new friends why not come along. |
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| The team developed a high-performance single-family attached townhome design that would fit well in any urban environment. |
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| My poor dogs and I are confined to one room whilst the window men continue to fit the new windows. |
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| Keeping aerobically fit can have a significant effect on our cognitive function as we age, and it's pretty easy to do. |
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| The combined exercise programme with both aerobics and power is ideal for keeping fit and controlling weight. |
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| John was known as a whimsical man who often changed the inventory of his cargo to fit his mood. |
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| Athletes try to reach the finish line first in aerodynamic three-wheel rides custom formed to fit the shape of their riders. |
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| The same week, a very experienced and fit cyclist mate permanently damaged his arm after shooting a red light into the path of an oncoming car. |
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| Now I am fit and raring to go, ready to give it my all against New Zealand at Ewood Park on Saturday. |
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| The period was not the studio's finest hour and he did not fit in, spending more time hiding in a cupboard than at his desk drawing. |
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| They were sometimes so small they could fit in an adults palm, their skin was always delicate, their lungs fragile. |
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| Karahi stands allow the food service to be orderly as the karahis fit straight into the stand which can rotate. |
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| Scary Movie brings to mind those Russian dolls that fit one inside the other. |
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| Although how they would fit a preview screen on a camera the size of a matchbox, I don't know! |
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| Make sure that insect screens on doors and windows are in good order, and fit rubber strips on the bottom of doors to seal gaps. |
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| The mosaic-like preferences and exploration patterns fit today's wired Internet. |
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| Make sure that door and window screens fit tightly and have no holes that may allow mosquitoes indoors. |
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| It was a real laugh, a ha-ha laugh, unlike the fit of hysterics he'd had earlier. |
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| Her features were actually too full and sensual, her figure too ample to fit the mold. |
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| Work was to be created for those who were sufficiently fit to be able to contribute towards their own keep. |
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| Several Union attacks had turned the once towering buildings to empty shells, not fit to live in. |
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| The cartridges are asymmetric, so there is only one way they'll fit in the camera. |
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| A hiker, footballer and ladies keep-fit organiser explain how they keep fit and healthy through exercise and sport. |
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| In order to fit more data on a disc, the limiting factor is the laser that reads the information off the disc. |
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| You can, however, fit a few dozen large textbooks into a book reader the size of one paperback-a boon for medical students, for instance. |
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| She is now fighting fit and ready for the challenges thrown up by her new parish. |
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| He interrogated him, seeming almost ready to explode in a fit of rage at any second. |
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| We have no shows of sympathy for the poor man trying to fit everything into 24 hours. |
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| Those difficult to fit with ready-mades will have found what they want at this store. |
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| First of all, it didn't fit my screen because I was viewing on a widescreen. |
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| Cecil reportedly sees her more of an Oaks-type and tomorrow's race, over nine furlongs, should fit the bill perfectly. |
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| The next step is then to find all the things that you think really ought to fit into the definition of existence. |
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| Wouldn't it be better to work out where your money is going and cut your expenses to fit your income? |
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| Goodness of fit was assessed by diagnostic plots and the statistical significance of the Pearson chi-square of the fitted model. |
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| But they went on to admit most of their research was carried out on people who were fit enough to work and were working at the time. |
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| The remaining piece was then reamed out and a straight piece of barrel blank turned to fit and soldered in place. |
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| Darling, if you are a fit thirty-year-old, a sleeveless vest will indeed make you look sporty and athletic. |
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| He had dirty blond hair that fit his face better than the black hair from the wig. |
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| Also, let's say that you have no backup storage devices, and you have some large files that wouldn't fit on another partition. |
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| The club need to carry out renovations in the spring to ensure the building is fit for use throughout next season. |
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| It just copies particles' positions, and rearranges ones in the present to fit into the instruments. |
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| You have rearranged your busy schedule to fit a workout at least three to four times per week. |
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| Keyboard shortcuts can now be customized to fit the user or a particular job. |
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| Use the keyhole saw and cut any remaining portions of the wall out so that the patch will fit into the hole. |
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| For those who can fit into the seats the driving position is excellent, with the floor-mounted pedals being dead ahead and well spaced. |
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| I managed to emerge with jeans that actually, shock horror, fit me and looked quite good. |
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| He couldn't see an inch in front of his nose, even with his expert eyesight fit for a perfect aim. |
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| In a fit of teenage rebellion, I had told God to get out of my life and leave me alone. |
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| There he cleansed the temple, prefiguring his great atonement for sin, making us fit for communion with God. |
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| After the nicotine fit was satisfied, both of them quickly reboarded our train to get out of the way of the approaching freight. |
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| Cut your choice of molding to fit around the mirror and paint it, using neutral colors or a brushed gold or silver. |
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| Once he was gone Silvia broke down fully in a fit of tears, still holding her son close and rocking him slowly in her arms. |
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| He was a tall man with grey hair and a long mustache, with an almost tangible aura of power about him that didn't fit the role of a waiter. |
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| The backslashes in the above command are there because I couldn't fit the entire command on one line. |
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| It is designed for backhoe or trencher mounting, but it can be adapted to fit a dozer blade on small grading jobs. |
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| It seemed to fit comfortably within its surroundings, which included numerous sacred and secular objects. |
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| But believe you me, that silly seventy dollars will fit in mighty nice this time of year in my cash-flow. |
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| It is perhaps understandable that the Kikuyu people who reside on its lower slopes thought it fit for Gods' abode. |
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| Every block was shaped to fit just so, leaving little more than a paper-thin gap in between. |
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| The tile will be safe for the example load if the trench bottom is shaped to fit the tile rather than left flat. |
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| Most alarmingly of all, both men appeared to be having an uncontrollable fit of the giggles. |
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| My prosthetist made a pair of plastic and carbon fibre sockets which fit my stumps. |
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| Let's hope his successor has the wit to fashion an intelligence agency that is fit for the struggles that lie ahead. |
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| They come in a range of sizes, to fit a baby's crib, a king-size family bed, and everything in between. |
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| He has managed to convince even the most sceptical among us that Scottish rugby may indeed have a future fit to mirror its glorious past. |
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| All parties are sentenced to mandatory counseling until they are deemed fit to return to society. |
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| With so much to do, I'm reconsidering my original idea of just throwing a house party, simply because I don't see how I can fit one in. |
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| Amongst the old fogies and blue rinses are a couple of well fit posh totties. |
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| Individual child safety seats are designed to fit children of specific heights and weights. |
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| They fit regular 1911 holsters, the ambidextrous thumb safeties work the same way and the light double-action only trigger pull is excellent. |
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| Visible choices on divestments or acquisitions should be seen to fit with this rationale. |
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| From Boeing, we have a Combat Management System, intended to fit a fully configurable, wearable PC into a soldier's clothing. |
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| And we saw him this week of course, out there training, ready to get fit to be selected in the middle of February. |
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| My plates are 10 years old and I still have to pry the top plate out every day to remove them, the fit is that good. |
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| The players have to be fit and endure 35-degree plus temperatures from about October through to February in the scorching WA sun. |
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| His uniform was one size fit all, but for him it sagged and drooped in large blue wrinkles around his waist. |
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| It isn't that spacious inside but, with a bit of jiggery-pokery I was able to fit a pushbike in the boot with the rear seats folded down. |
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| I wove the Cinderella Fairy Tale into this story so you'll be seeing quite a few things from that fairy tale altered to fit my story. |
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| Town hall bosses are considering moving the market to a new home to fit in with plans for a cultural quarter. |
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| Most bolt actions will fit the cartridge without bolt modification and bullets up to.35 caliber can be fitted into some variation of the case. |
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| But, really, dad can only make tacos, burgers, meatloaf, and cornbread fit to eat. |
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| Don't get yourself depressed searching for items of clothing that will fit you perfectly off the rack. |
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| However, tactics from this war to 1914 had not changed to fit in with this new weapon. |
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| Last Wednesday he saw a specialist and we didn't think he'd be fit in time for the Brighton game. |
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| Coaches from Inverness to Scrabster are scheduled to fit in with the ferry sailings. |
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| Murray seems to have realised he is not fit enough to stand the rigours of competing at the highest level, week in, week out. |
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| This is the primary vice of the weekend warrior, the individual who tries to fit a week's worth of exercise into a Saturday afternoon. |
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| Ear stoplets made of a waxy material can be molded to fit the shape of your auditory canal. |
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| Batts are made to fit between the studs in your walls or between the joists of your ceilings or floors. |
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| Increasingly, these rest-of-world imbalances fit as a mirror image to the U.S. external deficit. |
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| Together these three loci seem to fit the circumstances under which separate estimates of both mutation scalars and inheritance scalars can be obtained. |
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| Each week we find ourselves constantly scrambling to fit the opening, an active game, all the program work plus a campfire and taps into a two hour window. |
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| Work must be scaled to fit the economics of each commission, even if that means having another income source to pay the bills until one hits the big time. |
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| Proteins are like jigsaw puzzle pieces that are designed to fit together. |
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| But when Frakture put these jigsaws together they didn't fit properly. |
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| You know you have solved a good jigsaw when all the pieces fit together. |
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| Every study ever performed has shown that the fit and lean outlive the dumpy and diffident every time. |
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| And after the trauma of so many admonitory sermons on the sins of his late father, he never thereafter regarded Scottish Presbyterianism as a fit religion for a gentleman. |
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| The mankles themselves were sandwiched between patterned capri pants and lace-up loafers fit for a 90's school girl. |
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| Features such as the touchless sensor, homescreen customization and Skype allow consumers to easily personalize their entertainment experience to fit their lifestyle. |
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| Elsewhere, flashes of Jamaican rocksteady and Latin beats and melodies seep into the stitching of this singular songsmith to fit his quirky design. |
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| There are really no rules of thumb, but older couples are less likely to adopt infants and many younger couples prefer babies in order to fit in with peer groups. |
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| In the same way that psychographic and demographic segments don't perfectly align, we should not expect designographic segments to fit neatly into established categories. |
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| Throughout his life Marty kept himself fit and up to recently could be found playing handball or racketball up at the alleys in Summerhill College. |
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| But 25 years ago my dreams were dashed as I grew too tall to fit inside. |
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| If you ask me, he was one of the only artists fit to cover the Beatles. |
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| With its bodywork completely redesigned from the B pillar rearwards, the new model is particularly well conceived and the fit and finish is first class. |
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| Surely they would only want fully fit athletes and not a man we have been led to believe is on his last legs, just one tackle away from being sent to the knacker's yard. |
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| Go-anywhere funds are too squirrelly to fit neatly into a style box. |
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| Low returns to the mid tempo rock of the title track and yet still manages to fit a percussion break into the most U2 sounding like track on the record. |
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| I hope also to show that perennial philosophy is not an historical relic, a cast-off from an alien time, fit only for the cramped exegesis of modern historians of ideas. |
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| This allows us to make a 10-foot pass that moves material beyond the rear tires, and you can angle it to fit on an 8-foot-wide lowboy trailer without hanging over the sides. |
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| This method of one-sidedly and ahistorically picking and choosing facts to fit a pre-determined political conclusion is as unscientific as it is intellectually bankrupt. |
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| We could all fit in the station wagon but it would be a tight squeeze. |
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| My former colleague is now well into his 90s, but is as spry and fit as the day when he swam out to meet the submarine sent to take him back to his adoptive homeland. |
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| On the positive side, I tried on my kilt again after weighing myself, and found that it fit comfortably again, albeit with the buckles at their loosest notches. |
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| It was indeed, the dirty brown hair was neatly combed and the coat was new and clean, he was smiling fit to burst as he entertained giggling ladies and laughing lords. |
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| Each fan is securely held in place by a plastic frame that includes lugs to fit in the fan mounting holes, and opposing clips to hold the fan in place. |
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| In a fit of adulation I tell Sir John how much I enjoyed his work. |
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| A surround sound hi-fi system, plasma TV screen, multiplayer games consoles, internet-connected computers with webcam are just some of the accessories that will fit the bill. |
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| The vehicles on display ran the gamut of design and fit and finish. |
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| Firstly their lack of success trapping wolves has meant that they have been unable to fit radio collars and so cannot accurately follow the animals' movements. |
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| It is funny how the chambers fit your fingers like a glove puppet. |
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| A fit bird means a girl who is pretty good looking or tasty! |
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| Those with an interest in hill walking will fit the bill perfectly. |
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| He, who has to fit his gala work around a full time day job, has called on people to lend a hand in the run-up to the event, on gala day and with clearing up afterwards. |
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| The two nags in the stable were barely fit to trot, a tree root had knocked the floor of the rifle range off its foundation, bats had taken over the ham-radio shack. |
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| How does Isabelle's sexuality fit within the overall theme of the show? |
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| They didn't fit in with the communist regime's vision for the country. |
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| He killed his own son and heir by whacking him over the head with the monarchal staff in a tsar-ish fit of temper. |
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| Fines will be imposed on councils when a patient remains in an acute hospital bed after they have been deemed fit to be discharged to their own home or to a care home. |
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| These nouveau-riche folks were often unaware of the standards of high society, so they were given specific codified rules to follow in order to fit in. |
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| Rachel manages to fit all her volunteer and charity work around a 12-hour a day job, working airside at an airport as part of the safety practice team. |
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| His cheeks were hollowed, and his body looked as if it had shrunk to fit the tiny cabin. |
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| Autumn, or Bacchus's Trickery of Erigone is one of a pair of oddly shaped canvases, perhaps meant to fit into rococo mouldings, which celebrate Spring and Autumn. |
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| Speaking of which, even with the late arrival of winter, Pamporovo was definitely fit for skiing last weekend with tons of snow and every ski run ready to be traversed. |
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| The numbers might not add up because some chemicals fit into more than one category, for example, they might be carcinogenic and be suspected respiratory toxicants. |
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| All of which would suggest that a film which casts spiders as the malevolent force of evil would be a natural fit for a when nature attacks horror movie. |
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| The implants must fit together precisely to support a body in motion, said UCLA neurosurgeon Dr. Duncan McBride. |
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| It felt great on her body, fit the womanly curves perfectly. |
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| Instead of merely cushioning the user's foot, the Pump system offers a custom fit while protecting the heel, the ankle and the collar area of the foot. |
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| This gave rise to doubts about whether he was fit to receive a knighthood. |
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| Adding an extra three weeks of quarantine on to every trip makes it hard to fit this coverage into our lives. |
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| So it's going to be up to all of you to decipher what I mean by crushing enough peppercorns to fit in the cute little demitasse cup Crazy Aunt Anita bought me. |
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| The punishment must fit the crime, neither too lax nor too severe. |
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| He's tanned, fit and blessed, with a full thatch of light-brown hair. |
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| His pants fit him like a glove, enhancing his rockstar persona. |
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| We can never fit a straight tangent line to the curve at the point. |
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| When our landlord sold our low-rent apartment building and I couldn't find an alternative that fit our combined incomes, I decided to return to trucking. |
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| It only took four days to fit it all together but she worked me hard. |
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| In close off Byron there were flathead and some fit looking squire, while out wider the cobia and mackerel and yellowfin tuna were the big drawcards. |
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| He claims his agenda is industrial rather than political but observers say he will fit in with the new awkward squad of younger, more militant union leaders. |
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| Whether it's a tourer, a motorhome, a holiday home or even a folding camper, the winning leisure vehicle will be decked out with mod cons fit for a gadget geek in heaven. |
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| Despite assurances that the SA80 was fit for use in desert environments, soldiers on several occasions released the safety catch only to find they still could not fire. |
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| The natural elegance with which he wore his tuxedo and the way it fit him like a glove combined to create a stunning image that captivated and called to her. |
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| Lesley, aged 48, who lives in Guiseley, trains twice a week and took up running as she was determined to be fit and not overweight in her forties. |
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| To complement a green wall colour, why not try a bottle glass gloss style or for a modern look steel or slate style worktops will fit the bill perfectly. |
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| It is a nice touch, but doesn't really fit with the feature presentation. |
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| You're always guaranteed a perfect fit and more often than not, you'll get superior fabric rather than that of a similarly priced, ready-made overcoat. |
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| Britain's fit first lady hit a beach in Majorca in a head-turning floral number. |
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| Horsehide holds its hand-boned fit much better than cowhide. |
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| Underground I was rather nervous at first but that soon disappeared except for a few places such as the first set of traverses, which for a normal fit person would be fine. |
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| Your working day may not feel like such a slog if you don't hate your job, or alternatively you may find two enjoyable part-time gigs will fit the bill. |
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| The clothes will fit children aged three to 16 and for the first time, jumpers and sweatshirts should be available in the various colours of York schools. |
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| Neither demeaning themselves to meet low tastes, nor overbearing in their presentation, they fit in perfectly with their requirement as a typical TV presenter. |
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| On the corner Agnes, Will, and Casper were waiting by a large mailbox and Agnes was trying to fit her head through the tiny slot where the mail goes. |
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| I'm looking for people with a bit of go about them, who enjoy an adventure, are fit and motivated to work and who are prepared to use their initiative. |
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| Most presbyopes being fit for contacts are informed about me simple, practical options available to help them read. |
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| In 1779, Ludd is supposed to have broken two stocking frames in a fit of rage. |
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| These students, along with some faculty, are the non-believers who fit the atheophobic stereotypes that I mentioned earlier. |
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| The UK pet fit club overall winner was Cavalier King Charles spaniel Jack, from London, who shed 31 per cent of his bodyweight. |
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| He reported to Francis Egerton that Bradshaw was no longer fit to be Superintendent, and then persuaded Bradshaw to retire on his full salary. |
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| These top picks fit well with our astay safe' strategy and we expect them to outperform the market. |
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| Notice that I have reformatted it to fit on 6 pages to facilitate distribution and to reduce the cost of photocopying. |
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| James and Valentina Sbarra fit the last description, and they are relieved to be able to call themselves successful lowballers. |
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| Seized by a fit of rage he denounced Lasson then and there as a Lutherist and hastening from church summoned him before the Court. |
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| At any rate, despite measuring and remeasuring months before, I was somehow a quarter-inch short of being able to fit the stove in. |
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| The AICPA Member Auto Insurance Program recently changed its rating structure to better fit the needs of members. |
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| I spent a couple of days carrying the VP9 in a hybrid IWB holster cut for the P30 by Remora, in which it fit perfectly. |
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| After counting the referee will observe the fighter, and decide if he is fit to continue. |
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| I am sure such a minimalist style of furniture would never fit well with my packrat nature. |
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| The challenge is to identify amino acid side chains that would fit perfectly into these surfaces. |
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| They must be able to sit in the jump seat without an extended seat belt and fit through the emergency exit window. |
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| However, secret data has unknown value and cannot be adjudged to neatly fit into this ensample before publication. |
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| His my-way-or-the-highway attitude doesn't fit U.S. foreign-policy concerns or domestic issues. |
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| Its comfort fit tampon expands in all directions for a more natural and secure fit and enhanced leak protection. |
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| But now that he has seen fit to champion his own powerful brand we trust a silver service will be resumed. |
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| A GROUP of Teesside women skipped their way to success in a national keep fit championship. |
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| We aim to strengthen our communities by encouraging people to keep fit and healthy. |
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| The qualifications fit into three categories, the status of the poet's parent or grandparent, their skill and their training. |
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