Sentences with phrase «fit one of»

Even though the industry - standard fit model is typically a size 0 - 2, Of Mercer fits all of its clothes on a size 6 fit model so the fit of a dress or blazer is proportionate whether it's a size 00 or 14.

For example, you can fit all of our solar system's planets in the space between the Earth and our moon.

Overall, most Amazon reviewers love the fit of the Bondi 5, finding it true to size.

Toronto impresario Corey Ross burst onto the international live theatre scene in a fit of impatience.

And they certainly don't fit any of the popular notions we hear about these days.

But on Sundays I had fittings of all the dresses that were made for me.

It was Butterfield who came up with the name Slack in a middle - of - the - night fit of inspiration.

The 3 - D printed violin, guitar and cello are designed to sit in the musician's arms as a traditional instrument would, but the technology allows for personalization and customization to the size and fit of the musician.

With it's pristine beaches and persistently pleasant climate, San Diego fits all of the classic you want in a sunny escape from the cold.

And they know that in their role as interviewer, they are to ask questions, listen to answers and then interpret those answers as they pertain to the job requirements, the fit of the candidate into the organization and other considerations.

While they may sometimes appear charming, they're typically manipulative, reckless and aggressive, irresponsible and often antisocial, prone to emotional outbursts and fits of rage.

Remember that in order to understand the quality and fit of a candidate you must ask tough questions, demand elaboration, give assignments — whatever it takes to understand the scope of what they have to offer.

Even with a few downsides, the comfort and fit of this armband can't be disputed.

Also, if you find there are only 50 people that fit all of your criteria, maybe you should reevaluate your target.

When it comes to hiring, it is the responsibility of the hiring manager to make sure that the candidate they plan on giving a job offer to be a good fit of that culture.

I would love the fit of the leggings no matter what, but it's a huge bonus knowing that my money is being spent at a company that is helping make the world a more hospitable place for all of us.

Does being cut off on your morning commute bring about a fit of fiery rage at the smiling, unsuspecting grandmother in front of you?

«If you were to try to measure global precipitation on the ground — I mean currently I can fit all of the rain gauges on the globe in the area of about a basketball court,» he said.

It makes sense that Anker would sweat — no pun intended — the fit of these earbuds given their target audience: athletes.

According to Cameron, «Shortening the leg dramatically impacts the look and fit of the jean — the knee point is in the wrong place by the time you cut four inches off.»

If the disaster seems less than total to you, it is because you have failed to keep pace with the media, who have suddenly descended into one of their periodic fits of panic at the state of the economy — described in just the last 24 hours as «failing,» «dire,» «gloomy,» and «worsening,» not to mention teetering «on the edge of another downfall.»

And it's true that a Bitcoin bubble doesn't fit all of these signs.

One question — my idea fits all of your requirements, but it will not create a whole lot of jobs by itself, which seems to be state omething you're aiming for.

Consider the fit of your idea to the following descriptions of FP's sections and their requirements.

Why do our business consultants excel at determining what the best franchise opportunities are to fit each of our clients?

If networking will be one of your purposes in going to the gym, aside from staying fit of course, here are some of the things you should and should not do.

Scant weeks after the people of British Columbia, in a magnificent fit of self - destructive fury, voted to unharmonize their provincial sales tax from the now - misnamed Harmonized Sales Tax, word came that talks between Ottawa and Quebec on a plan to compensate the province for harmonizing its own tax were at an impasse.

Tesla analysts are accustomed to CEO Elon Musk's bravado and occasional fits of entrepreneurial defiance.

Utilizing Sidekick intelligence, MacNair is able to quickly assess the fit of a potential company and who the likely primary personas are.

Uta Winkler said she's been waking up to fits of sneezes every morning for years in the Kushner Village complex in Manhattan.

Most common is the force fitting of buyer personas into buying processes, sales cycles, and...

In a fit of honesty he admitted: «How much can you sell?»

In addition, its recovery has been lukewarm, with fits of upward momentum interspersed with stalled growth.

But in a fit of pique, Jobs sold most of his Apple shares when he was ousted from the company in 1985, for roughly $ 130 million.

«We're looking at a number of strategic paths and really the strategic fit of the individual life business as part of Voya,» said Carolyn Johnson, CEO of Annuities and Individual Life.

Now Donald Trump, in a fit of impulsiveness, may tear it all down.»

No amount of likes can substitute for the feel of a newborn's silky skin or the perfect fit of a strong hand in your own.

and, «The acts of the sinful nature are obvious: sexual immorality, impurity and debauchery; idolatry and witchcraft; hatred, discord, jealousy, fits of rage, selfish ambition, dissensions, factions and envy; drunkenness, orgies, and the like.

In a fit of very British thrift, Lane was complaining that the Creative Department had been too prodigal with its ballpoint pens.

Yeah, it is really strange that we're supposed to accept that some rabble - rouser, who fit all of these various deific motifs from the Mediterranean era, was wandering around Judea without any mention in the historical or administrative records of the time.

Don, for principled (or egotistical) reasons, has occasionally done mischief to everyone's finances — above all, as Bert notes, when his fit of pique at a Jaguar exec blew up the agency's public offering, «cost [ing Joan] a million dollars» in Season Six.

I'm still p ssed I missed out on being the first one to point to the irony of CNN asking about the «Profit» being illiterate, so I'm not going to participate in this thread in a fit of pique!

But I was usually able to shrug off these fits of ill temper if the rest of an album was passably good.

I get no satisfaction witnessing his fits of passion The way he primps and preens and dresses like the pits of fashion

If it is misleading to say, as F.C.S. Schiller did, that reality is indeterminately «plastic» to whatever fittings of its elements we might choose to make, we nonetheless still make additions as best we can to suit our purposes, and reality «tolerates» the additions.

Reading this account, which covers the period from 1492 to 1783, while following reports on the 2016 presidential campaign, will enable us to maintain a degree of philosophical detachment rather than falling into fits of apoplexy or despair.

Then after they are free, god goes into a fit of rage and drowns the entire earth in anger.

he was he sweetest and most compassionate child, but would have fits of rage where he would attack and destroy things.

So late one night, in a fit of (justifiable?)

Then, when the Arabs attacked his empire, the Byzantine ruler, Heraclius, seized by one of his strange fits of inertia, did nothing to stop them.