Examples of using Fittingly in English and their translations into Hebrew
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His name, fittingly, is Happy.
Fittingly, I lost my back-virginity in Assateague.
Later, he will express his gratitude to you more fittingly.
And fittingly, this also happens to be where I will gain eternal life.
It would also give Agassi a temporary, fittingly unique place in the game again.
Fittingly, the organisation has not yet held a single meeting.
So you're having an affair with your boss in daytime drama, fittingly.
Fittingly, the researchers dedicated this study to Delbrück's memory.
Or at least youngJamie here… he does me the honor of looking fittingly guilty.
Quite fittingly, because in each of these fingertips, new stars are born.
The city that proved that America's housingmarket is rising from the ashes was, fittingly, Phoenix.
The orange tree was, fittingly, the symbol of Botticelli's patrons, the Medici.
While as for the particulars, the site was the Mayflower Hotel and, fittingly, the largest attendance ever.
Fittingly, Roger Ebert's last movie review was of a film he thoroughly enjoyed.
As would any officer, I support significant service for every male and female soldier andview myself as obliged to fittingly address all of them.
Perhaps fittingly, it comes from a Middle English word(fist) that means“to fart quietly.”.
An expert would trainbe able to youngsters to utilize their feelings fittingly and help them to understand when it is adequate to utilize them or when it is best to hold up.
Fittingly for Grant's background in English literature, the film was adapted from the E.M. Forster novel.
An expert would trainbe able to youngsters to utilize their feelings fittingly and help them to understand when it is adequate to utilize them or when it is best to hold up.
He later fittingly said that“ I can calculate the movement of stars, but not the madness of men”.
My parents' house has four doors, one on each side,like Abraham's tent, and fittingly, I grew up alongside people who started off as strangers and ended up moving in.
Fittingly, she left everything to her live-in nurse, Martha-- the house I paid for, the silver, my grandfather's purple heart.
In August 1989 MSF gave a party in Tangier, Morocco, to mark his 70th birthday at Palais Mendoub,which Forbes had purchased years before(now, fittingly, owned by the king of Morocco).
One of them actually, fittingly enough, found me when I checked into a deli at a restaurant in New York on foursquare.
It is a dangerously blind one who cannot shed his prejudices and false data andsupplant them with facts and truths that can more fittingly assist his own life and everyone else's.
Fittingly for a public that is considered very politically aware, we found that among the Jews a majority(58.5%) follows them once or several times a day.
The vast majority collaborate utilizing both verbal and nonverbal correspondence,so focusing on outward appearances can help you fittingly read a circumstance, regardless of the possibility that you don't comprehend the verbal part.
Fittingly, among the flashy new boutiques and atmospheric old bierkellers(beer halls), the local citizens are at ease with this mix of cosmopolitan consumerism and old-world customs.
Fittingly, natural light pours into the glass-fronted hotel, showering over the central atrium and water fountain, and circles, perhaps representing the sun, take shape in carpeting and mirrors in rooms.
Fittingly, the Discoveries Hall displays one of the most important exhibits in the entire collection, a wooden figure representing the Archangel Raphael that accompanied Vasco da Gama on his expedition to India in 1498.