Sentence examples for complement the fine from inspiring English sources

It is the only drink with the strength and vigor to stand up to a strong Stilton cheese or a Havana cigar while at the same time possessing the requisite finesse to complement the fine wines that have preceded it.

To examine whether a robotic surgical platform can complement the fine motor skills of the nondominant hand, compensating for the innate difference in dexterity between surgeon's hands, thereby conferring virtual ambidexterity.

The menus will feature all-new dishes to complement the finest vintages from our Epicurean Collection," says Silversea CEO Albert Peter.

Mr. Palmer proved an ideal colleague, his elegant phrasing and warmly supple, clear tone complementing the fine playing of the strings in the Mozart.

A more polished piano sound would certainly have better complemented the fine playing of the wind players: the flutist Svjetlana Kabalin (the only original member of the group), the clarinetist Pavel Vinnitsky, the bassoonist Erik Holtje and the horn player Zohar Schondorf.

There has already been a degree of salivating over the prospect of a thrillingly pacy front three complementing the fine-point passing of Mesut Özil.

Their expressive and finely hued blend rendered each song a characterful whole, aptly complemented by the fine playing of Mr. Martineau and Mr. Zeyen.

Here and throughout the evening the standard of playing was impressive, with Mr. Denk's thoughtful music making complemented by the fine performances of his young colleagues, who included the violinist Erin Keefe, the violist Richard O'Neill and the clarinetist Jose Franch-Ballester.

Ski lodge chic has arrived in Austria in the form of Lech's Aurelio (aureliolech.com), a no-expense-spared boutique property owned by Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, where the walls are clad in "flash roasted" pine, complemented with the finest French fabrics and Asian furniture.

Friends who dined with him say they knew he would unveil the best restaurant, fasten on the perfect dish and complement it with the finest wines.

There was the usual complement of fine documentaries this year too, including the celebrity-stuffed "Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired" (about that filmmaker's 1970s rape trial) and the more downtown "Patti Smith: Dream of Life".