Sentence examples for a fine bit of from inspiring English sources

It was a fine bit of theater.

And when the walnuts inside it flew out, that was a fine bit of theatrical whimsy.

So grateful for a fine bit of writing, like Bennett or Vasily Grossman".

A fine bit of eclecticism came in a shared program by two dancers at this summer's Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival.

"This Is It" was a fine bit of ambiguity from the moment the London shows were announced.

The inventive director, George C. Wolfe, does a fine bit of staging in a scene where Kattrin tries on and admires a whore's red shoes.

Jeanne Moreau and the two guys on their bicycles in the sun in France, the music that goes with it… Partly it evokes what you imagine to be the perfect French vacation but also it's a very fine bit of film-making.

And Steyn's coming back... 114th over: England 241-5 (Collingwood 33, Bell 47) need to bat for 27 overs Very little drama from that Steyn over, compared to some he came up with with the new ball, though there is one Collingwood leave which involved a particularly fine bit of judgement.

Some great footwork by Tom Ince brings an equally fine bit of defending by David Vaughan, which sees the Forest man win a crucial tackle in the box.

Both are fine bits of headgear, but no one would wear the two together.

Swapping him for Lescott must have been the finest bit of business anywhere.