Sentence examples for fine keeping from inspiring English sources

For most culinary uses, you will do fine keeping just two or at most three extra virgin olive oils on hand: an everyday, all-purpose oil for sautéing; a finer, more fragrant one to drizzle on a fillet of sea bass, grilled vegetables or creamy slices of fresh mozzarella; and perhaps a more robust one that can make its personality known in a bean dish, a dense soup or an assertively seasoned pasta.

Naomi Fine: Keeping secrets secret.

And then in the last minute Everton again came close with a combination of fine keeping and brave defending keeping them at bay.

The cushioned memory-foam earpads make the ATH-MSR7NC comfortable to wear and the padded headband means you should be fine keeping these on for a complete transatlantic crossing.

I'd be willing to wager that HTC would have been just fine keeping the not-so-secret secret that is the HTC Legend under wraps until Mobile World Congress next week, but, well, that just didn't happen.

Your friends and family will do just fine keeping the party going on their own.

Under the Fourth Amendment, if the Hungarian Constitutional Court, European Court of Justice or any other body were to fine Hungary for failing to live up to its legal obligations, the government could impose on some targeted population a new and specialized tax to pay the fines, keeping the state budget free of the obligation to pay directly.

Chris Smalling, a fellow beneficiary of a non-league apprenticeship, had, the goal apart, a fine game keeping Vardy shackled.

There was no interest in filling it, because everyone with some power was served just fine by keeping it vacant.

"Wally had to walk a fine line — keeping people from leaving, but not being critical of Emmy Moore".

Which is fine for keeping in touch, but I wonder how truly involved you can get with the music".