Sentence examples for fine dagger from inspiring English sources
She made portraits of Lawrence of Arabia – who left his robes and a fine dagger behind when he visited – George Bernard Shaw, and many others.
The wood is a renewable resource, of course, but an evening's fire can send a pound of dagger-shaped fine particulate pollution into the air, according to Mary Rozenberg, president of Clean Air Revival, a nonprofit organization that campaigns for the reduction of particulate pollution.
So it is fitting that visitors travelling to London for the 2012 games should find a fine show that focuses on swords, rapiers and daggers.
History buffs, cloak-and-dagger fans and those who appreciate fine literature will find the novels of Alan Furst irresistible.
Despite Daggers keeper Mark Cousins making a string of fine saves his team were unable to claw back the two-goal deficit after a bright start.
19th over: England 86-2 (target: 138 from 29 overs; Cook 44, Bopara 26) Cook touches the new bowler McKay off the hip for four to bring up a fine fifty partnership and prompt a less than fine blast of Chelsea Dagger the Fratellis over the tannoy.
Of course, it's possible that a) the blade is made through some kind of secret Sith ritual that means the emitters at the hilt are fine, or b) the guard isn't a guard at all, but merely additional, dagger-like blades designed to help wound in close combat.
The Daggers took the lead when veteran Jamie Cureton lobbed home before Dan Gardner curled home a fine equaliser for the hosts.
