Sentence examples for a fine account from inspiring English sources

Rigden provides a fine account of the scientific importance of Einstein's five papers.

Graham Ashton gave a fine account of the trumpet obbligato in the aria "Grosser Herr".

Meg Bragle contributed a fine account of the shapely mezzo-soprano line.

A fine account of Barber's roiling "Dover Beach" ended the concert's first half on a note of dramatic urgency.

"City Game Still Thrills Suburban Old-Timers" (June 10) gives a fine account of a stickball revival in Hastings.

Ms. Bancroft also gave a fine account of Virtù in a nicely balanced trio with Deborah Malamud, mezzo-soprano, and Anne McKenna, soprano.

This is an exceptionally fine account of a total solar eclipse and is by far the best preserved from the ancient world.

"A very fine account of the rise of those great cities of the north - Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool," he says.

Still, it was a fine, rousing account.

And playing his first major role, the strapping, manly Mr. Hudson gives a fine, direct account of himself, in the film's only real surprise".

But quite a few are new entries, like a fine recent account of "Il Trovatore" (here, "The Troubadour") with the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Mr. Parry and a cast headed by the soprano Sharon Sweet.