Sentence examples for a fine set of from inspiring English sources

Representative Aaron Schock, Republican of Illinois, has a fine set of abs, as the cover of Men's Health magazine shows.

"Liberals don't care what is going on over there," she said, showing a fine set of teeth.

The Civic Centre in Cathays Park is a fine set of public buildings, built since 1904, mostly in portland stone, and set among ornamental gardens and broad avenues.

(Manigault's appeal describes her as "rather good looking, with a fine set of teeth," and possibly "enticed off by some white man").

The show had a fine set of impudent lyrics and an inventive staging; it seemed to release Blanchett's robust sense of humor.

Recently down from Cambridge, the young graduate, sporting a fine set of sideburns, regaled us nightly with his already overflowing fund of stories.

Has there ever been a finer set of human beings than the followers of England cricket in the '90s (and quite a lot of the eighties)?

While some dance critics maintain that Swing Time contained a finer set of dances, Top Hat remains, to this day, the partnership's best-known work.

Each main class was next parsed in a finer set of categories.

The 18th-century Palladian villa overlooking the River Dart at Ashprington provides a fine setting for this celebration of the apple harvest.

It proved a fine setting for the blossoming romance of the young title characters.