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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fine summer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a summer season that is pleasant, enjoyable, or of high quality.
Example: "We spent a week at the beach, enjoying a fine summer filled with sunshine and laughter."
Alternatives: "a lovely summer" or "a wonderful summer."
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BG Age 40 World ranking 5 Ryder Cup appearances 2006, 2008, 2014 Ryder Cup record 5-4-2 PGA Tour wins 5 European Tour wins 11 Major wins Open Championship (2016) Stenson goes into his fourth Ryder Cup after a fine summer in which he won the BMW International Open in Germany before triumphing over Phil Mickelson at the Open on a final day of astonishingly golf from the two leaders.
And so, without much fuss, a fine summer pleasure is born.
A fine summer and match-fit top players are undoubtedly important.
Like a fine summer vacation, the hudna feels as if it should go on forever.
It was a fine summer morning, a day predicted to break all heat records.
Any halfway decent "Gypsy" — and this one is more than that — is a fine summer night's diversion.
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It would make a fine winter restorative.
All that effort growing a fine winter coat only to have desperately to shed it.
We're having a fine spring, and this is another fine day.
Shinn's dry 2007 merlot rosé, slightly chilled, is a fine Thanksgiving aperitif.
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