How to pronounce “fittingly” in English

In the form of a grinning but ugly man with the horns, ears, and hairy legs of a goat, Pan was the god of herds and flocks, serenading them with his pipes.Fittingly, Pan was the son of Hermes, the god of shepherds, messengers, diplomacy, travel, trade, and thievery, suggesting that the relationshipbetween panic and trade is as old as commerce itself.

So I thought it would be nice to start our talk with this picture.Fittingly, you brought this picture to share.Can you share more about the story behind this?

He realized that to create a sustainable, long-term, on-site business venture they needed the full range of human skills.And is fittingly surrounded by commerce of course.

The first couple books, actually, I presented at the other of Google office-- at the Googleplex-- doing Authors at Google there.So here I am fittingly on the East Coast to launch the completion of the trilogy.So we had to pack a lot into this final book because there won't be anymore after this.

I'm the Jolly Good Fellow of Google for one more week, because next week I'm retiring from Google.And this is the very last guest I am hosting at Google, and very fittingly, it is Professor Bob Thurman.Bob is a wonderful human being.

visiting his parents at Houston; not Corrine's, with the kids on some island. That she was here after nightfall was not in itself unusual. In January, February, and March, as the intenseperiod of reading gave way to the still more intense reading period of committee meetings, all of them frequently worked late into the night, percolating along in a fittingly collegialrhythm. She had sometimes certainly been the last one out of the door, intent on making it to Western Oregon or the Archbishop Mitty School, or the imperious baseball coach's