Sentence examples for contribute fine from inspiring English sources

Kross and Winslet contribute fine, sincere work to this film.

Cedric Hardwicke, Donald Calthrop and Harold Huth contribute fine impersonations, and Miss Esther Ralston, imported from Hollywood as an American film star, and Miss Jean Barry as an English girl running away from her husband, are adequate.It is chiefly because of its technical qualities that "Rome Express" has attracted so much attention from the experts.

Images at 80 kVp have higher contrast and improve lesion visualization but are associated with higher image noise, whereas 140-kVp images have lower contrast and noise and contribute finer anatomic detail and edge delineation.

The Metropolitan Council on Housing detailed this in its report "Tax Breaks for Billionaires"; Common Cause New York also investigated the political giving; and The Daily News contributed fine reporting last week.

Cecily Benjamin is especially good as the corporate climber faced with a dilemma; Sean Singer is convincing as the angry young man seeking vengeance; and Shaun Bennet Wilson contributes fine turns in three supporting roles.

Road traffic is a major contributor to outdoor air pollution in industrialized countries, contributing fine particulate matter (PM), carbon monoxide, oxides of nitrogen, and other pollutants.

While I contribute something, fine.

One option is to ask guests to contribute toward fine art.

The Breeders and Belly, both Muses/Pixies off-shoots, helped 4AD hold its own during a barren Britpop phase, although the label did contribute two fine albums to the particular canon, Lush's Lushlife and The Pale Saints's In Ribbons.

"My attitude is if you haven't invited me in to contribute, then fine.

Pyramidal tract neurons contribute to fine, precise control of distal limb movements both by increases and decreases in the level of spinal interneuron activity.