Sentence examples for established a fine from inspiring English sources
This orchestra, founded in 1957, established a fine reputation both in concert and on records under the direction of Antal Dorati and Yehudi Menuhin.
Though Hun Sen's UN-backed government established a fine network of progressive laws, it soon became clear that these were little more than a mask for violence and hypocrisy at the highest levels.
Musicians have established a fine tradition of creating sounds with experimental instruments, from Italian Futurist Luigi Russolo and his celebration of industrialism with The Art of Noises, to Harry Patch's custom-made instruments for playing microtonal scales, John Cage's prepared piano, and all manner of amateur inventors the world over.
A videotape featuring Vincent Scully, an architecture historian, reminds viewers that in 1866 Yale became the first university in the country to establish a fine arts department.
The work, establishing a fine balance between sculpture and architecture, figure and decoration, became the prototypical wall monument of its time.
— The most dangerous young man on campus stands about five and a half feet tall, covers his fiery red hair with a modest ball cap, drawls sir and ma'am at his elders, and seems well on his way to establishing a fine medical practice someday.
Moreover, we establish a fine description of the Schechter essential spectrum of a closed densely defined operators.
Mr. Simon, an Iraqi who found his way into the wine business after emigrating to the United States, was recruited by the Bronfman family in 1974 to establish a fine-wine division for its giant distilled spirits company, Joseph Seagram & Sons.
Applying methods from the present work could be useful to establish a finer grained map of the representations used in complex memory and decision processes.
The bylaw also established a $500 fine for anyone present or taking part at any such illegal gathering a 500percentt increase from the prior fine.
