Sentence examples for cards a fine from inspiring English sources

Hiram Broyls, principal of Burbank Elementary, called the report cards a fine idea, although he acknowledged that in some school districts, criticizing parents could amount to "political suicide".

And boy, did he deliver, establishing a five-stroke lead over Charlie Hoffman, who himself carded a fine second-round 68.

The Ryder Cup captain carded a fine 67 in the second round, a score bettered only by Belgian Nicolas Colsaerts.

But McIlroy carded a fine 66, with an eagle at the seventh and four birdies in total to win outright on 18 under.

Rory McIlroy carded a fine 66 to move within two strokes of the lead after the penultimate round of the Wells Fargo Championship at Quail Hollow.

Ballyclare's Gareth Maybin carded a fine closing five-under-par round of 67 to finish joint seventh in the Spanish Open in Seville.

They also appear to have played their replacements cards with a fine art, avoiding any serious injury ahead of France visiting the Millennium Stadium for the final round of the Six Nations championship next Saturday.

As at La Salsa (the fresh-Mex chain which Baja Fresh resembles), one of the drawing cards is a fine self-service salsa bar.

The 23-year-old repaid the faith shown by tournament organisers in giving her a wild card, with a fine performance to make it four Britons into round two.

Here is a youthful quintet with everything to play for: Rachel Kavanaugh As a director she has already left a gilt-edged calling-card with a fine Love's Labours Lost in Regent's Park and a notable Ayckbourn revival in Chichester.

It is that Americans think credit cards are already a fine solution.