Sentence examples for a fine range from inspiring English sources

Mercx '69 and Bernard Hinault's "As long as I breathe I attack" are standouts in a fine range.

A former Republic of Ireland Under-21, he has a fine range of passing and a strong eye for goal.

Israel, which has a dynamic young wine industry, now makes a fine range of reds, most of which are kosher.

A browser's joy, the show offers a fine range of contrasts and comparisons as well as pure appreciations and a few surprises.

Of Nairobi's two dozen shopping malls, the Sarit Centre (8) in Westlands has a fine range of stores, and stays open until 11pm.

Stadler started carefully, refusing to wear his heart on his sleeve, but his generally restrained reading had an unusually clear trajectory which was cumulatively very convincing and expressively played, with a fine range of tone.

For a first offense, violators in Southampton could face a fine ranging from $1,500 to $8,000, with a possibility of six months in jail, said Garrett W. Swenson Jr., the town attorney.

The deal outlined to him suggests that he would be more likely to get a prison sentence of between zero and six months and a fine ranging from $500 to $9,500, taking into account his admission of guilt and his previously clean criminal record.

If some minstrel belts out "Imagine" or gets a crowd to sing along hoping to carry away a hatful of coins, this busker could face a fine ranging from $50 to $200.

The individual mandate — which comes with a fine ranging from $695 for poor Americans to $12,500 for rich families who choose to remain uninsured — is aimed at discouraging this behavior.

The punishment from Margrethe Vestager, the European Union's competition chief, is expected to include a fine ranging into the billions of dollars, according to people familiar with her thinking, marking the second time in as many years that the region's antitrust authorities have found that Google threatens corporate rivals and consumers.