Sentence examples similar to a fine stack from inspiring English sources
Conservative education spokesperson Angela Burns AM said she feared fines would stack up while behaviour remained largely unchanged.
Deformation microstructures of hydrogen-charged SUS 304 were characterized by the formation of high densities of fine stacking faults and ε-martensite, while tangled dislocations prevailed in SUS 316L.
Higdon then fired wide before Stack produced a fine double save to deny Stephen Craigan then the striker sent an effort against the crossbar.
Early in the second half, United with Gavin Gunning testing Stack from distance before Scott Robertson was denied by a fine save from the Hibernian keeper after 52 minutes.
The po' boy was a fine choice: a homemade bun loaded with crispy crab, lettuce, tomatoes, red onion and pickles, served with a huge stack of addictive shoestring potatoes (cole slaw and tabbouleh are the other options).
Pottery molds are stacked on ceiling-high shelves, the sink is bathed with splattered clay and there's a fine coat of snow-like dust everywhere.
Harassing or harming a loggerhead is a federal offense, punishable by a fine of up to $25,000; destroy a nest of 100 eggs, one law-enforcement agent told me, and the fines "could really stack up".
Stacked in row after row of 2,200-pound 2,200-pound the sugar was sent by ship from South Africontainersla, a counthe that once had a fine sugar industry.
