Sentence examples for fine committed from inspiring English sources

Vladimir Ashkenazy brings an urgency to everything he does, however, and he drew fine, committed playing from the Philharmonia throughout the evening.

Again Mr. Bringuier drew fine, committed playing from the orchestra, though the entry of the first movement's main theme, after the mysterious introduction, was so restrained that the syncopated underlay, a distinctive dramatic touch all its own, barely registered.

Together they form a fine, committed but (it's always apparent) Instant Stock Company.Although "The Sea Gull" is a very firm play, it has a delicate superstructure that calls for ensemble performing as well as a consistently cool vision on the part of the director, especially the movie director.Lumet's way with this adaptation by Moura Budberg is implacably straightforward.

Rong was humiliated and jailed, and in the late '60s, he and three of the country's other finest players committed suicide.

I would be more convinced of BP's claims of reform if it would start assuming that the regulators are probably right, paid their fines and committed to fixing the problems.

Fifteen (11%) participants, who had only received judicial fines, had committed a variety of crimes.

Defendant was convicted in the circuit court of Monroe county, fined $50, and committed until the fine should be paid; and upon appeal to the supreme court of Tennessee the judgment of the circuit court was affirmed.

If you can only do it 4 times a week, it's also fine, just commit to it.

The defendant faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine for committing a hate crime, according to the Miami U.S. Attorney's Office.

In Microsoft's 2009 settlement, the company did not pay a fine but instead committed to installing a system called Browser Choice Screen with Windows.

Acts that would barely see a fine imposed if committed drunkenly on a Saturday night in many of Britain's cities have seen large custodial sentences, purely because those committing them are chanting political slogans rather than shouting inanely.