Even at her most caustic, Ms. Burton's unhappily married wife of an academic seldom oversteps a certain fine line of propriety, and she clearly despises herself for being unable to do so.
Police reportedly presented sex workers with the option of providing services without payment as a means of avoiding possible arrest, detainment (varying from hours to one month), and a certain fine (in Belgrade, between €100 and €200).
There's a certain fine-dining flourish to the presentation – all those dots and dashes, foams and rubbles – which won't be to everyone's taste; as David says, "I don't associate this kind of daintiness with Jewish cooking.
It's unclear whether deposed Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych was a fan of American caviar, but he was partial to certain fine Western imports, including a limited-edition Steinway commemorating John Lennon's birthday.
Third, Descartes described these animal spirits as "a very fine wind, or rather a very lively and pure flame" (AT XI 129, CSM I:100) and as "a certain very fine air or wind" (AT XI 331, CSM I 330).
My father, nattily dressed and moustachioed, would on certain fine days suggest an outing in the car that had no purpose other than to be an outing in the car, such was the pleasure involved for all participants.There was no destination, just a circular journey: a notion as deliciously paradoxical and absurdist as a play by Samuel Beckett.
In the case of the R-phase to B19′ transformation large strains occur causing after a certain point fine compound twinning during growth that finally leads to a complete transformation right up to the interface.
Finally, it could implicate certain fine particle sources as posing a greater health threat based on the chemical profile of the fine particles they emit.
Again, a subtle mother – in this case a sudden widow– is the sane fulcrum around which certain fine madnesses, ranging from the silly to the grotesque to the heartbroken, revolve and tilt.
"Oh, it was good training for life," she says, her lilting voice distinguished by certain fine old "Noo Yawk" tones.
But even now, on certain fine Saturdays and Sundays, one can see men tautly poised on the city's rooftops, scanning the sky for a few distant specks winging home.
