Sentence examples for fine combined from inspiring English sources

This actually suited me just fine – combined with some crispy red apples I had bought for 2 dollars at one of the farm stands I found on my way to the Homestead, I was able to squeeze both dinner and breakfast out of the supply.

"The third penalty they have suffered already is the fine, combined with the one-year embargo on signing new players over 18. "So those are three very substantial penalties that Rangers have suffered and the disqualification from Uefa competition and the signing embargo, those are likely to effect the newco or the club under a CVA.

This is after a series of post-crisis banking scandals revealing the fragility of the banking system and after JPMorgan Chase was the only bank to receive an SEC fine combined with an admission of wrongdoing for its well-publicized London Whale incident.

Management says the company will do fine combining its old strategy with a low-key effort at drug development.

The fine manner, associated with the Finiguerra school, is characterized by closely cut and extremely fine lines combined with cross-hatching intermingled at times with dots.

Fluxus's aim to eliminate music, theatre, poetry, fiction and all the rest of the fine arts combined was doomed.

The EU would then have the power to fine the combined company up to 10% of its turnover, a sum of around $4 billion.

We designed a new system using fine needles combined with an alternating magnetic field to generate hyperthermia for the treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma in a rat hepatoma model.

"It's a huge deal for us," said Christopher Westbrook, the president of the economic development committee for the towns of Clifton and Fine, whose combined population of 2,400 includes the few dozen residents of Newton Falls.

A very fine salad combined thinly sliced roasted beets with sliced, roasted fennel, toasted walnuts and a savory Cato Corner Farm blue cheese; those tasty elements were accentuated by a sharp vinaigrette.

In 1749, a friend asked Richardson "to give the world his idea of a good man and fine gentleman combined".