Sentence examples for a fine note from inspiring English sources

Starting on a fine note, the Royal Academy of Music needs an estates management assistant, at 10 Know a thing or two about finding student accommodation in London?

That's a Good Cop of the Week, and a fine note to end on.

The advice may make you cringe, but women have to walk a fine line here, she noted.

Hispanic mayoral candidates in those cities, political experts note, walk a fine line between highlighting their "Latinoness" to shore up support among Latinos and playing it down to avoid alienating other ethnic groups.

"It's a fine line with shiny stuff," Ms. Tulk-Hart noted.

Of course, there's a fine line here, as one reader noted, complaining about the schoolgirl photo.

Quinto's physicality is but one fine note in a performance filled with them, a buoyant grace that dips low but never threatens to drown us.

This oasis of well-edited civility holds its own against the book megamerchants with a selection of exquisite and unusual jigsaw puzzles, fine note papers and a glorious children's selection in two back rooms.

This includes a free glass of sparkling water — a fine grace note — and for alcoholic beverages I'll pair the sandwich with my special Froska, which is equal parts decanted vodka and Fresca, poured tableside, from a third decanter.

"Because he met his death defying a tyrant," John Fine notes, "it is easy to idealize Theramenes".

"As long as people see us as a bookstore, we are fine :)" noted Amazon CTO Werner Vogels in response.