Sentence examples for fine guiding from inspiring English sources
The general, post-meal consensus was that while Rudolph may have done fine guiding Santa's sleigh, he shined brightest on the plate.
Still, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost give you a fine guided tour of the area – albeit with marauding undead in shuffling pursuit.
Earlier one of China's finest guided missile frigates, Yan Cheng, arrived at the port of Limassol.
But when it comes to facts, he is a fine guide to them.
Or this e-mail message two weeks ago from Bob Sullivan, a fine guide with Paul Dixon's To the Point Charters: "Montauk Point, Tuesday night.
And it remains a fine guide to such older city structures as the Romanesque Revival mansion on St . Marks Avenuein central Brooklyn, which delivers "power and subtlety" and where, the authors write, "perhaps a Jesuit mind joins Protestant execution".
Such images sound like a fine guide to a convention that, for usually hard-headed studio types, has become an annual exercise in the possible power of voodoo marketing.
He has a chapter for most kinds of celestial objects, from the sun to quasars, and two for planetesimals, the second for the kind most likely to crash into Earth -- a matter of huge interest; and he has all kinds of tips for budding amateurs, including a fine guide to the night sky.
Alec Baldwin is the hero, Jack Ryan, a CIA analyst who claims to understand Ramius better than anybody; Baldwin plays him as a brave but bewildered average guy caught up in extraordinary circumstances, which makes him a fine guide through a jargon-packed milieu.
So Detective Christopher is a fine guide at a time of year when we're most likely to think about these matters.
