Sentence examples for fine goods from inspiring English sources
Is it valued in the European countries that create fine goods?
During the 17th century, the Dutch East India Company rose to world prominence by trading fine goods.
They chatter on, in the tone of an advertising age long gone, about the fine goods available to travelers should they decide to mosey into town for a spell.
Linens, embroidery, metalwork, and ceramics--these are just some of the fine goods exported by the Phoenicians throughout the Mediterranean.
Borro, launched out of London, lets people borrow cash and put up luxury watches, art and other fine goods as collateral.
Just look at the world's largest purveyor of fine goods, LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton: The company reported a 19% increase in revenue last quarter, with double-digit growth in all business groups.
That's how much of the food feels at Allen & Delancey — fine, good, nothing special.
On "Drowning Again" he aims to prove the point by abandoning the machines almost completely — it's fine, good even.
Every nation must have a middle class, and if I can create an environment in which millions of Zimbabweans are cronies, then fine, good".
"I feel fine, good, I'm running and I'm not feeling anything," Wang said after the Atlanta Braves beat the Yankees, 3-1, in an exhibition at Steinbrenner Field.
He hoped that the war's aftermath would be concluded "with that fine good nature, which is, after all, the distinguishing trait of the American character".
