Sentence examples for begin with some fine from inspiring English sources

After a hot and humid July, August, while expected to begin with some fine and dry weather, could bring lower temperatures as a "frontal feature" pushes in from the south-east.

To begin with, it looks fine.

The impulse toward fundamentalism may begin with fine intentions: the wish to affirm basic values and sources of meaning which seem threatened.

Begin with fine, long needle and suitable thread.

Part 2 begins with a fine, fast summary.

He begins with a fine, disabused picture of Stratford circa 1564, when the poet was born.

The story begins with a fine portrait of a woman painted in early Picasso style in 1915.

Chapter one thus wisely begins with a fine introduction to the Regulation's background, followed by an outline of the main principles of the Regulation.

The last four months, beginning with his fine performances against Russia in the Davis Cup, have seen a huge turnaround in Evans' fortunes.

It all began with a fine French march at the haka – for which they were fined, laughably, by the ever-vigilant IRB.

The show begins with a fine crucifix by Lorenzo Monaco (around 1420), a tender, elongated image, more poetry than pain, of the dead Jesus.