Sentence examples for fine great from inspiring English sources

Once he sat down, everything was fine, great even, because he is so talented.

If a billionaire wants to give his money away rather than bequeath it to his heirs that's fine — great, in fact.

"Is it a fine great town, with a palace and subjects?" Told it was a four-square-mile strip of northern Italy, she erupted in a tearful rage, shouting that she wanted a government and ministers, just like her sister had, and threatening to scratch out the emperor's eyes.

Sure, fine, great.

Well, fine, great, they've got more brains but I'm not sure about the character.

"He was such a fine, great man, and what was done was appalling of course.

Tables overflow into the street, full with a lively, down-to-earth crowd enjoying the simplicity of Brazil at its finest: great food, cold beer, good people.

With three wings, the hall was "one of the finest great houses in the North West" of the 14th century.

A librarian in Dartford told The Daily Mail it would not normally issue fines greater than £100, or about $150.

Trying to board a plane with a gun in your carry-on could come with fines greater than $13,000.

It doesn't mean large or impressive, but rather translates as "fine" or "great" depending on the context.