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be what is needed or be good enough for what is required
Does this restaurant fit the bill for the celebration?
How To Use fit the bill In A Sentence
- This season there has been a dearth of good supernatural television, and hopefully this will fit the bill.
- People are looking for something tangible and stamps fit the bill. The Sun
- Actually, it's a misconception, agoraphobia is more a fear of being somewhere outside a person's control and then having a panic attack but even so I think the Canadian Wilderness would still seem to fit the bill. 57 entries from March 2007
- But it may fit the bill as far as timeless ‘paradise’ goes: coral-fringed islands of bobbly green rainforest with tall, slender coconut palms arching through.
- A top flight soldier with diplomatic skills would fit the bill.
- There are enough prisoners whose crimes fit the bill. The Sun
- Remind your landlord how you fit the bill and highlight the advantages of keeping you. Times, Sunday Times
- There were of course other ways in which Worldwide Plaza fit the bill very well.
- These fluffy sliders with sequin pineapples on them fit the bill perfectly. The Sun
- A surround sound hi-fi system, plasma TV screen, multiplayer games consoles, internet-connected computers with webcam are just some of the accessories that will fit the bill.