Sentence examples for a fine specimen from inspiring English sources

Sharpe's recipe is a fine specimen.

Still, it was a fine specimen, tender but chewy.

For those who will go straight for the burger, the Loyal's is a fine specimen.

It produces a fine specimen of doughnut, if you like doughnuts.

The killer with a conscience is another genre staple, and Brown is a fine specimen.

The UCMP has a fine specimen from the Petrified Forest of Arizona (a paleontologist's paradise).

However, they can be used to hold a place in a collection until a finer specimen is found.

Molten chocolate cake is a very fine specimen, and so is chocolate-crusted cheesecake with a smooth infusion of mascarpone.

The lower garden, below the front of the house, now has the air of a small arboretum with a number of fine specimen trees, such as a splendid late-leafing catalpa (an oriental plane tree) dominates this part of the garden and the grass at its foot is left uncut during the Spring, allowing camassias and bluebells to make a fine showing.

Most etrogim sell for $10 to $15 retail; wealthy buyers might pay $1,000 for an especially fine specimen.

The traditional Baghdad house, usually located on a crowded narrow street, has latticed windows and an open inner courtyard; a few fine specimens from the late Ottoman period are tucked away in traditional quarters of Al-Karkh, Ruṣāfah, and Al-Kāẓimiyyah.