Sentence examples for changed fine from inspiring English sources

Sometimes drafts are changed," Fine said.

For its tenth anniversary, ICC landed a huge fish, the man who changed fine dining forever, arguably France's most revered chef, Michel Bras.

Predicting the effects of biomass harvests on forest biodiversity is uncertain at best until more is known about how operational harvests actually change fine and coarse woody debris levels over long time periods.

On one shore walk just a little south of Naniboujou, the beach changed from fine gravel to round stones to intricate basalt outcroppings.

The Sprint Corporation has changed the fine print at the center of a shareholder lawsuit over stock options paid to company executives.

On M-CHARTS, straight lines are replaced with dotted lines, and the dot intervals (range: 0.2° - 2.0°) are changed from fine to coarse.

Esquire's response to the piece was headlined "Why That Per Se Review May Change Fine Dining Forever".

The special flow characteristic in porous media in the ultra-high water stage is well depicted by the nonlinear relationship between ln k ro/k rw) and S we the reason of which includes wettability change, fine particles migration and non-Darcy flow in the zone of high permeability.

The convergence may make it harder to shop for better deals when your company changes its fine print.

"Everything has changed," said Mr. Fine, who also owns a small bank in Ashland, between Columbia and Jefferson City.

But one aspect of the neighborhood has changed drastically: these fine restaurants have all opened in the past 18 months.