Sentence examples for fine friends from inspiring English sources
Newspaper ads for his bar invited "fine friends and acquaintances as well as the honorable musicians" and promised "a superb lunch," cooked by his wife, Caroline.
Howard owned homes in New York City, Southampton, and Palm Beach and devoted himself to a social circuit of fine friends, parties, back-gammon, and traveling.
He is survived by his life partner Lawrence Larry Hooperer, his sister Ruth Pruett Tate, his life brother Ray Hooper, life sister Judy Hooper, life sister Carol Graziano, life brother Ron Graziano, many wonderful nieces and nephews, and so many fine friends and neighbors.
The re-creation also conveys a sense of the Schneiders themselves, teased out of newspapers (in The New Yorker Staats-Zeitung in 1864 John announced the saloon's opening "to his fine friends and acquaintances as well as the honorable musicians"), city records (John had been living in New York for 22 of his 34 years) and other documents.
Let's join hands as wealthy industrialised nations and say to the world, we're going to get rid of all our agricultural subsidies together.' And so the position of the US government is, we're willing to do so, and we will do so with the - with our fine friends in the European Union.
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A very fine friend of mine offered a whole lot of them to me once.
He was a wonderful one-off, a great presenter and a fine friend".
Lorna Martin, the Scotland editor, and Ruaridh Nicoll, Observer columnist and fine friend, treat me to some excellent Edinburgh hospitality.
Kenneth Langone, a financier, emerges as a particularly fine friend, using his own rebound from regulatory troubles to inspire several other fallen bosses, with his catchphrase, "You've just been kicked in the ass with a golden horseshoe .It was Mr Langone who urged Richard Grasso to fight charges related to his time as chairman of the New York Stock Exchange.
