Sentence examples for fine achievements from inspiring English sources

A country with many fine achievements in culture, literature and sports.

"Chris, I congratulate you on your numerous fine achievements during your 42 years as a journalist," Murdoch said.

Ledger's was a frustrating, tantalising career – studded with films unworthy of his gifts, but also with fine achievements and the glittering promise of what might-have-been.

Silk carpets woven to surround the sarcophagus of Shāh ʿAbbās II (died 1666) in the shrine at Qom (in central Iran) were the last really fine achievements in Persian weaving.

Especially fine achievements include Notre-Dame de Paris, the church of Saint-Urbain in Troyes (founded 1262), and the extraordinary Sainte-Chapelle, Paris (consecrated 1248), Louis IX's palace chapel.

A lot of people think that because many scientific theories are unusually fine achievements, scientists themselves must be unusually fine people.

Any medal would be a fine achievement.

Twenty seven years of growth is a fine achievement.

Not that this put Brey's fine achievement in the shade.

The fact that Hamas has not been ousted from power is itself considered a fine achievement.

If the AU helps lower some of these barriers, it would be a fine achievement.