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(91) Lucy was treating Jay like a delightful new acquaintance she couldn't quite place or fit into her life.

(92) This stopper won't fit into the bottle.

(93) To fit into a socket mortise.

(94) Yet kooky as it sounds, the idea of an ocean-going campus does fit into wider trends.

(95) The educational videos are designed to fit into the syllabus.

(96) Hi. What is it that you said back when I couldn't fit into my white spandex pantsuit for my wedding?

(97) On this project, large features were hard to fit into the prioritized list for a release; the client often preferred ten smaller items to one large item(sentencedict.com), even if that large item was important.

(98) Parents of guests have one fewer chore to fit into the schedule, while the honoree's parents don't have to lug gifts home from a party venue and find space for them in an already-bursting playroom.

(99) I was never intended to fit into a cookie cutter mold of Christianity.

(100) To truly fit into the open world model, missions have to provide the same sense of freedom that the world itself provides.

(101) Allison admits she never fit into Nashville's mainstream country sing and that's fine with her.

(102) She has a small waist and can fit into any cheongsam.

(103) The PSF reconstructed in the first restoration, P 1, obviously does not fit into the constrained size.

(104) If the two dimensional array doesn't fit into the operating system display buffer, return an error back to the caller.

(105) This indoor garden and compost system is designed to fit into your existing furniture, with a series of grow beds with grow lights and a table-mounted compost bin.

(106) The smaller metalloid atoms of the alloys might fit into holes in the dense random-packed structure of the larger metal atoms.

(107) So called because they fit into small areas, no one expects to find, say, an ultimate Frisbee game going on in a pocket park.

(108) "We found definitive proof that IPA-3 fit into and binds to PAK1's autoregulatory domain, the part of the enzyme where it can, essentially, shut itself off when necessary, " Peterson says.sentencedict.com/fit into.html

(109) Check out "The 12 Second Sequence" by Jorge Cruise for a do-it-yourself at-home workout schedule that can fit into two 30-minute workouts.

(110) The tenon does not conform to the mortise , so it can not fit into the mortise.

(111) The mistletoe did not fit into any of these categories, so an evil spirit by the name of Loki created an arrow out of mistletoe and gave it to Balder's brother, Holder.

(112) If this attribute is non-resident, then the data runs must fit into one MFT record.

(113) Don't analyse it. Don't try to fit into a preconceived notion of what I want.

(114) Your landscaper will also help you visualize how various arrangements will fit into the natural topology of your property.

(115) She points to pieces like basic black which, with a switch of shoes and accessories—say, Chanel sneakers for daytime or slingbacks and pearls for evening—can fit into any crowd.

(116) As a person of color, you shouldn't have to fit into any white, patriarchal system.

(117) Explain how these two species fit into a general theory of sexual dimorphism and why it has evolved.

(118) When the main buffer pools are configured too large, it is possible that they will not fit into the addressable memory space.

(119) A fairly stripped-down and compressed kernel can easily fit into that kind of space, and Linux boot loaders have a lot of experience in building tiny decompressors to extract compressed kernels.

(120) Only one-half of the attendees could fit into the large hall at any one time.