Every little part just seems to fit into place, into this world that happens with or without you.
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So when I found out that there are people who identify beyond the binary, it kind of fit into place.
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Mr. Finlayson's music is all about waiting: for pieces to fit into place, for a melody to gain lift, for the ship to dock.
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But now that the infrastructure is starting to fit into place, albeit slowly, expect companies to further outline how they plan to use the fifth generation of cellular network technology, which is nearly 30 times faster than 4G and about 10 times faster than the average American home broadband speed.
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Microsoft isn't as far along, and possibly for good reason: Cloud gaming is an unproven technology with a questionable business model, and a lot of pieces have to fit into place if it will ever compete with consoles, mobile gaming, or playing downloaded titles on PC. Microsoft has also has different goals for xCloud right now.
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They shoot several deputies dead and are eventually killed by Sachs and one of the deputies, Lucy. Inside the hut it is revealed that Thom has been shot. Back in town, Sachs and Garret are in jail and Thom is in the hospital. Rhyme is curious and thinks things do not fit into place correctly, and eventually confides in Bell that he believes the murders in the town are accountable to a local businessman manufacturing an illegal pesticide.
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Defensive Coordinator Buddy Ryan was beginning to formulate his revolutionary "46 Defense." As with earlier innovations involving the T-formation with Clark Shaughnessy and later creative ideas with George Allen, the pieces began to fit into place for a championship run. Also, in 1976, the Bears debuted the team's cheerleading squad called the Honey Bears. Despite the squad's success, Halas's daughter Virginia Halas McCaskey terminated the group in 1985, after Super Bowl XX, starting claims of a "Honey Bear Curse".
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Kalākaua then placed the smaller crown on Kapiʻolani and stated, "I place this crown upon your head to share the honours of my throne." According to a later apocryphal tale, the king had trouble fitting the crown on the queen's elaborate hair. Her ladies-in-waiting tried in vain to rearrange her hairpins and combs, but the crown still could not fit into place. Thus, the king impatiently jammed the crown onto her head causing her to wince in pain.
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The final chord of the opening section (You made a fool of me) is actually mixed into "Fire on High" during the back-masked message. The middle section features a piano solo by Tandy and a string ascending melody together before cutting an unusual string break. This break is actually a reversed cut of a string crescendo from the next track "Nightrider" put onto the track merely because, as Lynne described it, "[the two songs] were in the same key." Lynne later remarked how amazed he was on how well the transition fit into place.
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In May 2013, Amelle Berrabah confirmed she'd nearly completed work on her solo album, and was looking to release the collection some time in the summer. Berrabah later revealed further details about her solo album, and hinted at the release of a new single: "I'll be starting a promo at the end of June with my single and the rest will fit into place. I'm really excited and can't wait." In June 2013 it was announced that Amelle Berrabah had teamed up with British DJ Adam J for his new single, which was stated to feature production team The Nightcrashers.
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