Sentence examples for a fine felt from inspiring English sources

Use the end of the syringe and a fine felt tip marker to mark the position for the hole in the lid of the jar.

Scott Zigler has directed with a fine feel for pacing, and the single set by Caleb Wertenbaker effectively visualizes the class lines separating the characters.

Naslund consistently displays a fine feel for the nearly inaudible drama of the psyche, for the quiet ebb and flow of moral life in the backwaters.

Directed with a fine feel for the forensics of debating by Daniel Aukin, "Bad Jews" crackles with energy for most of its running time of a bit more than 90 minutes.

It is that kind of detail, coupled with a fine feel for the sweep of history, that make this book a worthy tribute to one of Europe's greatest and least-known cities.

The breadth and depth and longevity of Adams's photography stand out clearly in this exhibition, illuminated by a fine feel for his artistic imagination and technical genius, which results in a Platonic image of the natural world.

King has a fine feel for military matters, underscoring the brutality of laying siege to a city and the remarkable lack of discipline among soldiers -- and their lack of loyalty, less surprising given that they were fighting to serve tyrants whose legitimacy was often as tenuous as that of a pope's son's.

Getting an HMRC fine felt like the last straw.

On Monday, on ESPN's "Sports Center" the analyst Chris Evert said Williams's fine felt like a "slap on the wrist".

Draw a line through the middle of the bundle with a fine felt-tip pen.

Mayer, who considers Livingstone to have been a fine administrator, felt he needed to have a chat with the new mayor about the utter chaos into which City Hall had descended.