Sentence examples for a fine spread from inspiring English sources

Thick but not overbearing in flavor, this aristocratic mayo makes a fine spread or salad dressing.

£20, octopusbooks.co.uk A fine spread On a recent trip to Chiswick Farmers' Market, I came across the Romeo Jones stall.

Stardust also serves a fine spread of updated American classics such as a meatloaf sandwich dripping with barbecue sauce.

Sticky, sweet and salty, it made a fine spread for the warm roll that came with it, and it was just as appealing eaten with a spoon.

The village is also home to the area's main fish market, a fine spread of modern industrial buildings on the harbour: the contrast, after all the miles of emptiness, is surprisingly pleasing.

A fine spread of Bill Traylor's witty, silhouetted images of people and animals holds a wall at the Luise Ross Gallery, and at the Galerie Lange of Siegburg, Germany, there is an expansive display of the cartoony, Pop-style work of Josef Wittlich (1903-82), a onetime worker in a German ceramics factory.

It should be said that there has probably never been, anywhere in the world, a finer spread of mature paintings by Klimt.

Why don't people normally grind their infant sons into a fine paste and spread them on buttered toast?

But it has also agreed to plead guilty to a criminal antitrust charge and pay a $45 million fine, spread over five years, and it faces huge legal bills.

A rather fine spread can be made by simply mashing a block of unsalted butter with finely chopped smoked salmon and a squeeze of lemon, or for a more intriguing result you could infuse it with a packet of shrimps, the tiny brown ones, from the fishmonger.

When a vehicle passed along the road a fine cloud spread out and slowly settled.