Meanings of fitting with in English

Simon's story is surely fitting with 2017's plethora of airline horror stories.

The elium was an oddity, not fitting with the rest of her magic.

Others see parts of the DCP business fitting with both arms of the company.

All pipe must follow the direct line of fitting with which it is connected.

Oh, Lord-he'dreminded me of my fitting with the other Daniel in the morning.

Not at all fitting with beautiful, deadly vampires.

A couture client recently flew from Spain in her private jet for a hat fitting with me.

Dr John Sentamu told the BBC's Olivia Richwald that the public display was in fitting with Christianity's traditions.

As he said this, he shook her hand warmly, and again and again, as would be fitting with old friends.

Writer met up with Galligan at Warner's (90 Park Avenue) where she was having a fitting with designer Don Allen.

Harmonix and MTV Games strive for all third-party controllers to work with the Rock Band games, fitting with Harmonix' open-platform philosophy for controllers.

It's nicely form- fitting with a little bit of drape, and wouldn't look out of place as casual wear or as a workout top.

The traditional wedding dress was shimmering satin and tight- fitting with a 10-foot train, marked along its entire length with zebra-patterned silver leaf decals.

As well as hotels, shopping malls and casinos, the site will "possibly home a water-based theme park in fitting with its settings.

A tweed tracksuit was both cool and beautifully tailored, and worn with holographic trainers felt fitting with fashion's new move towards haute comfort dressing.

Here, we report on a 7-year-old boy with DEE, cerebellar dysgenesis, facial dysmorphism and postnatal growth delay, apparently not fitting with any recognized disorder.