Sentence examples for a fine term from inspiring English sources

There is also a fine term paper to be written comparing the regimental good cheer of McDonald's cadres to Lenin's Young Pioneers, but we'll leave that for another class.

When we were younger, "boyfriend" was a fine term.

REAL ESTATE Owning property and renting it to farmers, businesses or individuals can be a fine long-term strategy, though timing is everything, as we learned in the middle of the last decade.

Indeed, he contends, it makes a fine long-term investment.

Some high-rated mutual funds I would consider, with relatively low volatility, include: Pimco Renaissance, a mid-cap value fund which returned 19.4% in 2001, and Fidelity Value Fund, a fine long-term holding that is up 8.5% year-to-date.

When I could no longer take care of Ed, he went to a fine long-term care facility for people with Alzheimer's.

He and Oh ended the relationship "on fine terms," he said, but they don't talk.

Though she is as subtle as Janowicz is brash, they are on fine terms.

Duvalier massacred the communists, and from then on the US and Papa Doc were on fine terms.

And Reading do have rich Premier League experience at left-back thanks to Ian Harte, who enjoyed a fine season last term.

Energy companies, perhaps more than most, tread a fine line in terms of keeping investors happy, while maintaining good relations with their customers.