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31) To fit in with the minimalist style of living, the couple had to pare down their possessions drastically.

32) We'd like to go out for a meal on Thursday evening - does that fit in with your plans?

33) It's obvious that having a girlfriend just doesn't fit in with your plans.

34) An important point is that these large-scale convection cells fit in with the dimensions of plates.

35) When did you last make a considerable personal adjustment to fit in with some deeply felt need your partner has articulated?

36) The takeover bid fit in with Merrill's strategy of expansion.

37) He would scythe her down if she didn't fit in with his plans.

38) Many areas have special schemes which fit in with the particular needs of individual people at home.

39) There is also the possibility of genuine rotation which will fit in with other farm produce.

40) Lonnie doesn't seem to fit in with the other children.

41) But this was the real world(Sentence dictionary),[sentencedict.com] and young women like Shelley just didn't fit in with men like Miguelito.

42) This does not fit in with the socialist orientation.

43) This did not fit in with our views.

44) She does not fit in with him.

45) It isn't always easy to fit in with society.

46) Your description does not fit in with my experience.

47) I'll change my timetable to fit in with yours.

48) Because having to fit in with work and life of quick rhythm and high efficiency, people cannot adapt to the need of modern society without being physically strong and self-training consciousness.

49) He tried to fit in with the others, but it was difficult.

50) 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.

51) The simulation shows that this method has not only high robustness, but also good expeditiousness and flexibility, and it is fit in with engineering applications.

52) Glamour rating? Low- there's nothing glitzy about donning a greasy spoon pinny, and she adopts a cockney accent to fit in with the East End setting.

53) Rose-tinted spectacles may be good for one's health, as these results fit in with wider ideas about how a tendency to look on the bright side of life is part of being resilient to stress.

54) The application of this design method doesn t fit in with the international requirements for the external dimension of the screw-thread steel.

55) They must fit in with the needs of the society.

56) The most important of these is the actual job content; does it fit in with your long term career goals and personal plans.

57) This news does not fit in with what I was told yesterday.

58) New ideas are continually being adapted to fit in with the old.

59) The fur side print is suitabe for sheep shearling, domestic rabbit, beaver rabbit, yellow weasel, mink and bedding sack furs, and leather side print is fit in with double face.

60) However, remained because they were able to fit in with their surroundings.