Sentence examples for a fine feat from inspiring English sources
Wesker's vision of life in the kitchen of a vast London restaurant remains a fine feat of dramatic organisation.
Those who have read more detailed accounts of the adventure may feel that Mr. O'Kelly, who wrote the piece, spends too much time on the front end of the voyage and gives short shrift to the actual rescue, but hey, how much can one guy do? "Catalpa" is a fine feat of storytelling.
And beating their biggest rivals with just 10 men further bolstered the Black Stars' belief that this is their year - both because it was a fine feat in itself, and because the last time Ghana beat Nigeria in a competitive match was in 1982, when they also came from a goal down; and that was in the ACN quarter-finals too.
It shows you what a fine feat it was for Scotland to beat them on Sunday.
Thanks to a titanium shield sandwiched between a "rounded, hollow" aluminum bar and a "shallow angle, solid" aluminum extrusion, Model S sedans built after March 6 are supposedly safer than ever, a fine feat considering the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration named it the safest car it ever tested.
The higher commanders believed it to have been a tactical success, however, with Hamilton describing it as a "desperate fine feat".
Before she heard the news of her husband's death, Kathleen Scott conceded that Amundsen's journey "was a very fine feat ... in spite of one's irritation one has to admire it".
Jim Conway has performed a fine training feat with him.
From WHERE to WHERE did a group of top mushers and sled-dog racers bring lifesaving serum in an event some consider "the finest feat in dog-and-human history"?
It dates to what some consider the finest feat in dog-and-human history, a 1925 race to deliver lifesaving diphtheria serum to icebound Nome, Alaska.
Thanks to Gabler, we are introduced to Herman Kayy) Kamen, an ungainly marketing wizard from Baltimore, who, in his four years at Disney, from 1933 to 1937, increased the licensing of Disney products by ten thousand per cent, and who boasted that his finest feat was "getting the Three Little Pigs up in lights in New York's strictly kosher Ghetto, and making them like it".
