fit in造句

Never change yourself and fit in

How did her mother fit in?

people don't fit in for a variety of reasons.

That table does not fit in the small room.

Wrap long message lines to fit in window

Bikes can fit in doorways, in the front garden, in alleyways, and in sheds.

In London, everyone is different, but that means anyone can fit in.

There is the social pressure to 'fit in', which is immensely strong in most cultures.

The lumbar support roll should fit into the curve in your lower back.

If the linkname is too long to fit in the buffer, it should be truncated.

The room is so small that only two people can fit in.

The opening of the bottle was too small for the crow's beak to fit in.

We are willing to do that even if it may not fit in SOC schedule.

I blended in the most perfect way: well enough to fit in and not nerdy enough to stand out.

A global market could fit in easily with the climate bill being debated in the U.S. Congress.

She smiled and said, "I look old anyways" and talk in a mature manner, so I should fit in quickly.

I understand the impulse; it's a way of encapsulating an enterprise that doesn't exactly fit in a capsule.

Pressure to fit in with the crowd. - Oftentimes, the only reason others want you to fit in is that once you do they can ignore you and go about their business.

You feel a strong pulling to fit in with your peers and find yourself sluffing school and generally not caring.

If the leader's length is too long to fit in the area, the leader will begin a new line.

Low operating risk and high price risk The leading stocks in today's market mostly fit into this box.

in the eyes of Confucius who believed in policies of benevolence, he could not fit in perfectly with the political ideal of goodness

There are provisions in matters of principle on officials' challenge system in the contemporary public servant system, but they don't fit in with the new situation.

In order to fit in with the new music, the Ci-poem became different and turned into Qu, which is a variant of Ci-poem.

Some airlines in the United States have already begun forcing passengers who cannot fit in a single seat to buy two tickets.

Almost all of the problems and errors occurring in Business Events fit into one or more of the categories described in this article.

And when they've been Shared in the corner shop, at the pub or over dinner they've helped us define who we are and how we fit in.

In this article, gain an understanding of the inner workings of the driver and see how it can fit in with your overall application development plan.

For whatever things may have looked like from the outside, from my tyrannical perspective we could not even begin to fit in.

You need to stand out and be remarkable, because there are way too many people all trying to fit in and follow the same boring strategies.

Instead, the rejected creation pleads to be accepted, and cared for, by its creator and tries hard to fit in with society.

Aim at the structural reservoir which fit in with the tradition, we improve the oil height method which is used to calculate the original oil saturation.

The largest container ships today can carry more than 12, 000 boxes, whereas the biggest that can fit in the canal carry only 4, 500.

Now you might want to do an American accent because you're in a play, or a film, or maybe you want to impress your friends, or maybe you want to try and fit in better in the USA.

After all, would a Speakers' Corner modelled after the prototype in Hyde Park in Britain fit into the climate of our city-state, given its pluralism in race, religion, language, and culture?

The studio took a similar approach for its top-heavy house in Alsace, which has a traditional front but a contemporary rear to fit in with its conservative neighbours.

With the large population and the crowded rush hours in big cities, they say standing on the right side and allowing walk-through traffic on the left doesn't fit in China.

In case public fire control facilities and equipage are insufficient or do not fit in with actual demand efforts should be made on expansion rebuilding allocation and purchase or technical reform.

The same time, in order to take jujube tonic physique, hot women who are friends, which do not fit in the menstrual take, because it may cause great harm to the health of excessive menstrual flow.

That sounds fine in theory, but if recipients were serious about it they would be expected to be saying no to offers of aid that don’t fit in with their plans.

I can't fit into this dress.

This stopper won't fit into the bottle.

Butt there was a problem! The opening of the bottle was too small for the crow's beak to fit in. There was no way he could drink from the bottle.

Immigrants to the United States often ditch their ethnic diets for high-calorie American fare, partly because it is cheap and easy to find but also as a way to fit in, a new study shows.

Everyone has their own different landscape and we gaze into the distance from it to our inner heart. Ponder over the landscape might be my path to fit in "."

Israeli scientists have built a DNA computer so tiny that a trillion of them could fit in a test tube and perform a billion operations per second with 99.8 percent accuracy.

Almiron was one of Juventus' big signings two years ago, but he didn't fit in with the tactical ideas of Claudio Ranieri and was subsequently loaned to Monaco and then Fiorentina.

Dreams of paralysis can also fit into this category.

"Only if I fit into your backpack," I answer.

You're too plump to fit into this dress.

He was too stout to fit into his old clothes.

The part had a tight fit inside the sleeve.

MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Homogeneity reliability, re measuring reliability and validity, absolute fit index, relative fit index and parsimony index of childhood trauma questionnaire were involved.

The large number of radioactive isotopes among the heavy elements fit into three series .

Most problems fit into one of three categories: rhythm, intonation, or sound.