| Most Americans fit into a mold defined by the dominant racial and cultural trends of their upbringing. |
| Churchill drove himself hard but drove his subordinates harder, for they had to fit into the rhythm of his working day. |
| Certain priority post, such as registered mail, will still be delivered to the door, as will items that cannot fit into the letterbox. |
| Use the keyhole saw and cut any remaining portions of the wall out so that the patch will fit into the hole. |
| The device would fit all sizes of pram or buggy, including three-wheelers, and was compact enough to fit into the overhead lockers on aeroplanes. |
| The next step is then to find all the things that you think really ought to fit into the definition of existence. |
