Sentence examples for extraordinary fine from inspiring English sources

On Monday, the national media council slapped an extraordinary fine on TVN24, the largest and most important private television channel in the country.

"I think that we're dealing with a very independent couple, Don and Doris, who have a very big and extraordinary fine collection of Modern art," he said.

In a two-sentence statement the players' union, the Rugby Players Association, said it had "noted the extraordinary fine handed down following the disciplinary process after the Rugby World Cup.

It is a matter of frank surprise that we still do not know why they have imposed such an extraordinary fine despite repeated attempts to find out, including a freedom of information request which they interestingly refused on the basis that it would "prejudice the monetary penalty process".

The RPA, announcing the appeal, said: "The Rugby Players Associationn has today noted the extraordinary fine handed down to Mike Tindall following the disciplinary process after the Rugby World Cup.

"Chicago had two or three extraordinary fine-dining restaurants, and the rest were steakhouses and ethnic restaurants.

One can only speculate about how extraordinary this fine actor would have been playing Dostoyevsky's divided, self-torturing hero Raskolnikov.

It is an extraordinary film: not as fine as Kubrick's in its special effects, but much more complex in its depiction of human beings captured by aliens and placed in an imaginary world based on an incomplete understanding of their memories.

The Rugby Players Associationn called Tindall's fine "extraordinary" and "unprecendented".

Or you can let a few grow into extraordinary, firm fleshed, fine tasting phallic squash, up to several feet long, guaranteed to raise a smile.

And it comes with another new piece of legislation, a law-and-order bill giving the police extraordinary powers to fine people who are deemed to have insulted them, Spain or their local town halls.