Sentence examples for fine declaration from inspiring English sources

That six was a fine declaration of intent.

They had looked like chasing the required 305 set by Will Smith's fine declaration as Brendan Taylor and Samit Patel shared an elegant and energetic 108 in the afternoon, then when Patel was joined by Dan Christian, too.

Dr. Mark Dybul, the acting United States global AIDS coordinator, said in an interview that the United Nations had passed "a fine declaration" in which he had not found any weak points.

Mr. Clayton was acquitted of falsifying his immigration form but convicted of making a false declaration and fined.

When this was revealed in October, he said the non-declaration was fine because the payment came during a five-month gap in his political career.

Dvorak's "Carnival" Overture served as a declaration of intent: fine gradations of loud to soft, beautifully managed transitions and controlled bursts of energy.

Rain streamed down his face as he sat beside Mercer in the Prater Stadium but he was the picture of exhilaration and on the balcony of his hotel room he greeted the dawn with a glass of champagne, a fine Havana cigar and the declaration, "This morning I feel like Napoleon".

Here are three ptell-ptale ptruths about this fine Scottish ptown. 1 The declaration of Arbroath was declared there.

Solidarity looks fine on paper and in declarations, but is much tougher to deal with in practice.

They do not qualify and the Revenue says they will be breaking the law if they make a false declaration: they could face fines of up to £5,000 and possibly a spell at her majesty's pleasure.

He recanted that declaration last December and was in fine fettle here for a concert celebrating his 70th birthday (it was in August) and, perhaps ever so slightly paradoxically, benefiting the orchestra's pension fund.