Sentence examples for fine combination of from inspiring English sources

Ben Hilfenhaus and Peter Siddle offer a fine combination of smarts and aggression.

Vigorously raw in some places, luminously beautiful in others, it offers a fine combination of emotive urgency and decorative elegance.

Reims In the Marne, Reims presents a fine combination of Gothic heritage and Art Deco architecture that replaced many buildings badly damaged in the First World War.

He realized, too, their fine combination of liveliness and poignancy -- the poignancy of lament on lament in "Warsaw Autumn," or of music turning to look back on itself in "Metal".

They knock it about a bit in their own half before Chamakh, who has shown a fine combination of endeavour and deftness tonight, wins it back for Arsenal, whose dominance resumes.

When France declared war and sent a powerful squadron under the Count d'Estaing, Howe was put on the defensive, but he baffled the French admiral at Sandy Hook and defeated his attempt to take Newport in Rhode Island by a fine combination of caution and calculated daring.

The United States has the finest combination of medical research, education and quality care, and advances in these areas are among the greatest accomplishments of the last century.

Scarcity, the latest of the post-Kahneman adventures into this behaviourist world, comes with a quoted tribute from the master: "the finest combination of heart and head that I have seen in our field".

The result is a phenomenal burger that might just be the finest combination of salty, crisp, and juicy, of all the burgers I tried.

But this is not an issue with the recipes suggesting a wealth of fine combinations for salads.

Another fine combination is to include some of the smaller-sized hosta plants nicely in the shady nooks where hostas thrive because the bulbs bloom before the trees leaf out and the hosta leaves are out full.