Examples of 'fit to join' in a sentence
Meaning of "fit to join"
fit to join: This phrase suggests that someone or something is suitable or appropriate to become a part of a particular group, organization, or activity. It implies compatibility, readiness, or qualification for inclusion or participation
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fit to join
You are almost fit to join my side.
I will let him explain the job, whenever Walter sees fit to join us.
I am fit to join society.
If any of you are worthy and fit to join us.
Only then will we be fit to join Christ in his resurrection on Easter morning.
Ladies do not have to be fit to join.
See if you are a good fit to join one of the nation 's most respected financial institutions.
I am glad that opposing counsel has seen fit to join us here tonight.
I'm fit to join society. - This time the judge let me go.
The doctor will assess if your kid is fit to join a weight loss camp.
Lots of folks avoid them, thinking they ought to be fit to join a few courses.
What makes you think you are fit to join the military, then, son?
Apparently, the Minister did not see fit to join us.
Do you think you are fit to join our family?
The master of the Fifth Galaxy has seen fit to join us?
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With their decades of expertise, they were a natural fit to join our other partners.
But I do hope you will see fit to join us.
The judge 's letting me go . I am fit to join society.
Q, Do I need to be really fit to join a class?
And yet, you have not seen fit to join Mr Irwin 's.
I do not exercise -- do I have to be fit to join your classes?
No, this time the judge says I can go. I'm fit to join society.
