Sentence examples for a fine course of from inspiring English sources
The design and operation of a simple mechanical drive system, which is able to perform a fine course of angular motion, are reported.
A fine line, of course, separates speculation a dirty word in science from hypothesis.
It's a fine line of course but I don't think my film makes fun of Sue at all.
One might notice for the first time the exceptionally fine courses of Flemish-bond brickwork on the ground floor.
There were tarragon-scented kidneys with a nice salty outer crust (perhaps a hair overcooked), sweetbreads with morel mushrooms and a rich, thickish wine-based sauce, and a fine first course of sautéed brains with capers - the Bruxellois evidently like their offal, and so do we.
In a fine main course, slices of tender, beautifully cooked loin of lamb are arrayed over sautéed leeks and baby eggplant, alongside a chutney of mango, red pepper and mint.
Another is vitello tonnato (an antipasto that makes a fine main course): thin slices of exquisite rosy veal with the tuna-mayonnaise in a discreet heap in the middle of the plate.
Introspection is a fine thing, of course, but in this case it seems to be getting in the way of a basic fact.
Getting special orders out faster is a fine goal, of course.
The statement "the priority of most Naples vacationers will be the beach" ignores the fact that Naples is a destination that is highly favored by golfers, who may choose from a variety of fine courses and revel in the (usually) glorious weather.
But, after our fine first course of a wafer-thin, flavorful Alsatian-style tarte flambée (easily enough for two) and before our dessert of good apple-marzipan strudel (crisp even late at night), the kitchen did not deliver on the main courses.
