Sentence examples for fine bouquet from inspiring English sources

Yet the result, on models with braids wrapping their heads, was sweet without being sugary and made a fine bouquet of flowers.

To that combination add wit — Ashton was the funniest choreographer who ever lived — and restraint, and you have a fine bouquet of English traits, above all, the traits of the English novel, from Jane Austen down through Penelope Fitzgerald.

To that combination add wit … and restraint, and you have a fine bouquet of English traits – above all, the traits of the English novel, from Jane Austen down through Penelope Fitzgerald.

I imagined Valentine's Day in jail would be less material, because it's an environment undiluted by the merchandise of romance; the obligatory fine dining, bouquets of roses.

The aroma would have been fine for a posy or a bride's bouquet, but not for a cocktail.

Given that a majority of both scientists and climate-change skeptics still agree with the medieval bard to the effect that Sumer is Icumen in, we offer you a bouquet of just fine reading.

Now considered one of France's greatest wines, Jaboulet's 1929 Hermitage La Chapelle was listed as "one of the best of the lesser known wines of France – fine, sturdy; with a splendid bouquet and after taste".

He took another sniff and passed the vial to me as if we were assessing the bouquet of a fine wine.

Parsley is often the principal ingredient of bouquet garni and fines herbes.

As for the inability of felines to pour drinks (those pussies, they're afraid of liquids) and their general arrogance, we talked to the waitress of our new favorite place on earth (and brought the cat a bouquet of the finest cat food we could find).

And Romeo Gigli's costumes — each dancer wears three sets of patterned all-over tights — are very fine: the third set features blue bouquets across the chest, like birthday greetings to Mr. Cunningham.