Sentence examples for a fine form from inspiring English sources
A fine form that offers a bit of a waist".
Officials said the substance had been produced in such a fine form that it was easily spread through the air.
He showed the world only a fine form: a cocky walk, a well-cut suit, a boutonniere, or "bluie," as he called it, whatever the flower's color.
That lobby became millions when you factored in the pensioners, farmworkers, small-town professionals and weekenders who consider pulling on their Wellies, grabbing their walking sticks and ambling along with the hunt a fine form of outdoors recreation.
"You were in a fine form tonight," Carrie Ann said.
And observant readers will know that for me pleasure doesn't come in a finer form than food: in particular, a plump, warm custard doughnut from the St John bakery in Bermondsey.
Altrui continued a run of fine form with a red-nosed attack on John Reid, "the most histaminic home secretary in living memory".
Sting was in superb voice as a singer, and in fine form as a bassist — he guides the band from both extremes of register — and he appeared almost suspiciously well preserved.
In Forest's defence, they came across a keeper in fine form in David Marshall and the Chris Cohen own-goal that lost the game was unlucky.
Paul Groothuis provides an ominous soundscape, and Jon Clark's lighting insists upon shadows as befits a play inhabited by a Ghost (a pasty-faced James Laurenson, in fine form).
In fine form, a SpaceX commentator ended Sunday's webcast Sunday with a subtle tribute to musician David Bowie, who died Jan . 10at age 69.
