Sentence examples for fine format from inspiring English sources

(Board book; ages 3 to 8) The board book is a fine format for the sumptuous artwork of Ed Young's Caldecott Honor winner.

Such a pained reflection has been given rise to by a thorough if at intervals dozy reading of "The Complete Novels" by the above-named, as published by Everyman's Library in its fine format, not less than eight hundred pages (counting the front matter) of wee Bembo type bound in glorious red covers with a sewn-in bookmark of golden fabric ($25).

Thanks to the Going Underground label, its wax-cylinder fidelity can now be heard spread across rock's finest format, the 45 rpm 12".

With a late Easter, county cricket was a family day out option, but the cricket on show was of the four day variety – one of its finest formats, but not one to get the kids pestering the parents for a return visit to their local ground.

Throughout the whole experiment, the camera has been set to a fixed configuration (mode: manual, flash: off, ISO: 100, exposure time: 1/60s, aperture: F3.7, white balance: fine, 3D file format: MPO, image size: 3648 × 2736).

Praise the lord, music fans, for all is going to be fine: your beloved format has been rescued from the jaws of oblivion.

Prizefighter was Barry's baby and Eddie has fine-tuned the format into a consistent money-spinner, one of Sky's most reliable attractions.

No one would convert their entire library of videos to WMVs when a TiVo or hundreds of other devices support the file formats fine.

Either RAR or ZIP format is fine.

It ranks among his finest in a small format.

As electronics makers, technology companies and Hollywood studios haggle over the fine points of their formats, consumers are quickly finding alternatives to buying and renting packaged DVD's, high-definition or otherwise.