Sentence examples for displays fine from inspiring English sources

York Institute Museum displays fine and decorative arts from the Federal period (1780 1820).

The museum, on a nine-acre site, displays fine and decorative arts from the 19th century.

The museum, on nine acres, displays fine and decorative arts from the 19th century.

Although the kitchen at One consistently displays fine workmanship, careful timing and fresh ingredients, the shortened menu seems to have cut back on vegetables and the variety they provide.

Among the alternative fuels, methanol displays fine combustion properties similar to gasoline and has such advantages as high octane number, low emissions, antiknock, rich resource, and mature technology, so it can be used as an alternative fuel for gasoline [2].

The plaster frieze in the library also displays fine workmanship; 1 foot wide, it is designed in a striking arabesque pattern, with an evident Florentine influence.

There are already L.C.D. screens with a staggering ability to display fine detail.

Presenting the award, Ms. Jardine said the fiction competing for the prize represented "a golden age for British and Commonwealth fiction" that displayed "fine writing and virtuoso plotting".

Many of the boys kept their distance, sticking together, acting like 12-year-olds, but a few danced with the girls, some displaying fine moves.

As Ms Rosales's customers have found, no doubt to their chagrin, it isn't.If the purchasers of great art were buying paintings only for their beauty, they would be content to display fine fakes on their walls.

A limestone mansion that was built on the Upper East Side in 1909 but later used by the Knoedler Gallery to display fine art for several decades sold for $35 million and was the most expensive sale of the week, according to city records.