Sentence examples for calls fine from inspiring English sources
"Where I come from, nobody calls fine print, hidden fees and surprise penalties 'negotiated contract terms' or 'innovations,' " she said, in a jab at the language lenders have used to describe complex contractual terms.
Currently I maintain cell phone calls fine there with my iPhones and with other cell phones, although this exact area used to drop AT&T calls reliably, a few years ago.
The article's title, "Consultant calls fine 'excessive'" (Jan . 19, seems more concerned about presenting the violator's unhappiness with the fine than with the egregious nature of the violation.
The current under-use of bedside computer systems by most NHS trusts is like owning a smartphone, but only using it to make calls: fine, but rather a waste.
Courier Gets Bested by Edberg : U.S. Open: Swede plays what he calls finest match to win fifth Grand Slam title, 6-2, 6-0, 6-0.
Also called fine structure.
These advanced ceramics are called "fine" or "engineering" ceramics.
The particulate materials used are called fine and medium because they have different particle size distributions.
The fact that Mrs. Carter was called "fine" seemed to rule against cancer.
Marc is the French version (if it is called fine, it is a distillation of wine, like Cognac).
They are, however, welcome to cooperate in the creation of another kind of one-minute piece, called "fine ideas".
