Sentences with phrase «think fits the bill»

I think this fits the bill!

I have a project for school and we need to bring in an example of a traditioal french food and I think this fits the bill perfectly.

If Ozil's work rate can improve, it might work better, but i still don't think he fits the bill.

I wanted to add another lightweight jacket option to the rotation and thought this fit the bill.

I think these fit the bill but... I miss high heels and I miss variety.

Let me know if you think you fit the bill

You could end up scaring off something who would be a great match and leave yourself only with a pool of people narcissistic enough to think they fit the bill.

If you think you fit the bill and you like what you see then keep checking out my profile.

But we found these water images that we think fit the bill.

Not exact matches

GM's Marry Barra pointed out that our planners need to think about where the future of EVs fit into the picture, ranging from charging stations to funding the infrastructure bill via a gas tax as these vehicles become more prevalent.

Schulich School of Engineering Dean Bill Rosehart describes the program as a natural fit for students seeking the best of both academic worlds, through programs that complement each other in entrepreneurship and creative thinking.

Here's why they believe Whole Foods Market (NASDAQ: WFM), United States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X), and Insys Therapeutics (NASDAQ: INSY) each fit the bill, and perhaps more importantly, what they think of these three stocks today:

As I investigated authors who fit the bill, I quickly thought of folks like Francine Rivers and Karen Kingsbury.

It's even more telling that I can not think of too many songs by American blacks that fit the bill, even though they have plenty of songs about the shortcomings of city life, with «Bright Lights, Big City» perhaps being the most iconic.

Thank you — I think any of these three dishes, especially the pancakes, might fit the bill.

We think the store tour fits the bill.

This on the other hand will fit the bill really well I think.

I have to crunch the numbers but I think this cookie fits the bill.

I came across some chia pudding recipes and thought that they would fit the bill.

I don't think I could use the big boys and be able to close the lid on my grill and since I'll be attempting multiple recipes the smaller variety fit the bill perfectly.

She likes to have different types of cases in her store and she thinks these cases fit the bill admirably.

I've been thinking of trying a different cooking method than steaming, this fits the bill.

Now, I think your twist on the old stand by fits the bill for me.

And I think these might fit the bill.

There are a few rolls that I think will fit the bill.

This soup fits the bill for me - keep in mind that I also believe that everyone needs to navigate what they think constitutes a healthy and satisfying meal on their own, and I'm certainly not here to preach.

I need gutbusting food occasionally (all the time) and potatoes fit the bill I think — easy to buy, prepare and cook... so I'm told!

While it may not be the gooiest, dreamiest, most decadent dessert I've ever made for Thanksgiving, I do think it'll fit the bill — and I'm actually looking forward to it.

I think these cookies will fit the bill nicely.

I think my one - tray fish and chips really fit the bill.

I'm on the look out for quick and easy recipes to make for morning meeting snacks this summer and I think this one fits the bill!

And whereas he was thought to prefer Arsenal, Mahrez himself is now talking about a transfer to Roma who have already had bids rejected but could soon be back with one that fits the bill.

I just think we have no choice but to draft a potential franchise QB IF and only IF our FO thinks one of these guys fits the bill.

There's no doubt that Arsenal are in need of a striker and a winger this summer and with Wenger seeming unlikely to sign both or perhaps neither at this rate, then it's worth pointing out there's two names I think could fit the bill perfectly at Arsenal.

we need a fighter in our team and he fit the bill, thought of Vidal and Le Coq in midfield in Stamford Bridge will keep Maureen glued to his seat for 90 +5 minutes.

Maybe being a bit silly saying im a 100 % sure but I think it will be the perfect job for him and I don't see the point of him going to city or Chelsea after he managed barca and bayern I think he will need a challenge and we will fit the bill and the timing of it all fits perfect he would of been at bayern for 4 years and wenger won't sign another contract even if he win pl or cl so I believe pep will love to manage us

Therefore, I think the Boss has to sign a top quality DM that can fit the bill.

At 18 million i think its a good investment and could give elneny or coquelin a run for the money, i have always long for the physical presence in front of our back three, four or five and i think Berge fits the bill

I think a defensively inclined midfielder is needed and I think a ST is a must, yes schneiderlin fit the bill but what if we get Vidal?

i have not mentioned anyone's god... if you feel that a club you know fits the bill then its intended for you... i think he would be good for sunderland

I'm trying to think of who fits the bill.

And I honestly think Kokorin will fit the bill after watching the video of his goals scoring exploits on Bleacher Report (BR).

I'm thinking DJ Chark fits that bill...

I think Reus fits the bill perfectly.

So before you cast judgement on any transfer... think about Team Cohesion, the system of play and what that player will contribute to improve (i.e. better finishing and less overall teamwork, pressing etc may not fit the bill!)

I think Allegri would fit the bill perfectly, and provide tactics to put up a good fight against the top 5 teams.

I think Lacazette will fit that bill.

If he does go, United will undoubtedly move quickly to replace him, and here are five candidates we think could fit the bill:

I would never really have thought of him but now you mention it fits the bill pretty well.

While a clean bill of health is still to be achieved at Spurs, with the likes of Michael Dawson, Ledley King and Tom Huddlestone remaining long - term absentee's, it's a frightening thought to think that Spurs could find themselves in touch come say February next year at a time when, hopefully, Harry Redknapp will have a fully fit squad to pick from, and it's a squad boasting so many unique and wonderful options.