Sentence examples for a very fine one from inspiring English sources

It's a very fine one, too.

But if this is a distinction it is a very fine one.

David Partridge Oxford Holst's, "absolutely marvellous tune" is a very fine one, of course, but in its intended place.

IT was dismaying to discover recently that La Colline Verte in Fairfield, one of Connecticut's few French restaurants, and a very fine one, had closed.

10.58am GMT Freestyle skiing: women's ski cross small final Sandra Naelsand's final run of the Olympics is a very fine one indeed, and she leads stylishly throughout.

The line between enabling communities to be more self-governing and responsible for their own outcomes and cutting communities adrift is a very fine one".

"So he's a very fine one-day player but nobody wants to talk about that.

If this is not the best Australian team of the past decade or so then it is still a very, very fine one, team being the operative word: they deserve all their success.

They took their 12 other chances, including a couple of very fine ones by David Warner and Michael Clarke, and can hardly be blamed for the paucity of opportunities created by the bowlers.

"Oh, it's a very fine newspaper — on one day of the week".

If they did not fully meet my hopes and expectations (nor, I suspect, their own), they succeeded in making a very fine film, one that has no equal, no parallel that I know of, in the entire movie canon.