Sentence examples for fine began from inspiring English sources

Suddenly the writer's shoes, which had felt fine, began to hurt her feet, and she decided she didn't want them anymore.

Fine began writing The Road of Bones, which has been shortlisted for the prestigious Carnegie medal, after taking part in the anti-war demonstration Not in My Name.

Earlier this year, the inspector general at the Justice Department, Glenn A. Fine, began investigating complaints that Mr. Truscott approved or proposed additional spending on the building and other projects, including an expensive trip to London.

Instead of a sequel, Double Fine began work on four smaller projects, Costume Quest, Stacking, Iron Brigade (formerly titled Trenched) and Sesame Street: Once Upon a Monster, based on prototypes they had created from "Amnesia Fortnights" during the development period where they had lacked a publisher.

A dozen oysters from the raw bar made a fine beginning.

But if your hair is straight or fine, begin by spraying volumizer on the roots and the mid-shaft of your hair (not the ends).

That's when Annibale Carracci, a Bolognese artist considered one of the era's finest, began his monumental fresco cycle in the Farnese Gallery.

The state's program, which gradually put people under a mandate, led to a big jump in the enrollment of the young and healthy when the fines began.

The fines began two years ago to punish those who damage a resource critical to Hawaii's fragile environment and tourism, the state's No. 1 industry.

Dr. W. Ron DeHaven, a veterinarian who heads the animal care division of the United States Department of Agriculture, says that care of animals has improved since the early 90's, when major fines began to be levied against airlines.

A few days later the fines began.