Sentence examples for be a fine time from inspiring English sources

This may be a fine time for hip-hop to atomize.

Indeed now would be a fine time to intensify it, given that Mr Hussein has shown in the past few days that he will blink under such pressure.

Now would be a fine time for Danny Graham, back after being ineligible to face parent club Sunderland last week, to score his first league goal since 1 January.

This could be a fine time to restore Nathan Redmond and Wes Hoolahan to the starting line-up, Steven Naismith and Matt Jarvis not having contributed enough in recent weeks.

So this will be a bad time for John McCain to talk about Mr Obama as a friend to the plague.It would be a fine time, however, for the sunny version of Mr McCain that we seem to see only at the ends of debates and conventions.

In any case, this turns out to be a fine time to buy a vehicle — maybe it's even the car event of a lifetime, as they say in the automotive world, when what they mean is "If we don't clear a hundred units off the lot today, we're up shit creek".

Manhattan Through March 25 Here is a fine time capsule.

Now there was a fine time to be a Colchester United fan.

It is a fine time to make a mark on English cricket.

With the grass so tall, the mowing would not be easy, but it was a fine time to be out.

But it was a fine time to make the game-­changing discovery that the Old World really was old.