Sentence examples for doing fine work from inspiring English sources
The ensemble and the school are directed by Kenneth Topping; judging by this program, he and his staff are doing fine work.
Where Israeli generals say the forces are doing fine work but could not keep down violence without Israeli actions, General Dayton gives the Palestinians far more credit and wants the Israelis to cut back on their incursions.
Robin Joy Allan, Gateway's artistic and casting director, has done an outstanding job in coming up with actors who, after doing fine work in other roles, amusingly portray fake versions of Tina Turner, Billy Idol and Imelda Marcos, among others.
After a rather fallow period of shallow movies, McConaughey has recently been doing fine work again, and he brings a raw, desperate masculinity to Mud, while Shepard invests the part of ex-soldier Tom with the authority and sense of understated probity at which he excels.
John Robertson is doing fine work with a meagre budget and has all-but led his team to the promotion play-offs.
"I think the Benghazi Committee is doing fine work.
A year and a half ago, Angelica Nieves was doing fine, working as a housekeeper in a hotel and living on her own in Brooklyn.
Christopher Robertson, Eric Cutler and Jill Grove did fine work in smaller roles.
Of course, Lloyd Pack did fine work with other writers.
Nathan Botts did fine work on the intractable valveless trumpet in "The Trumpet Shall Sound".
