Sentence examples for fine list from inspiring English sources

A fine list, I'm sure you'll all agree.

It is all well and good having a fine list of players, but how well do they work together?

And I thank her for giving me a fine list of good books published last year, which will keep me happily reading for the next several months.

And it offers a fine list of drought tolerant trees, shrubs, perennials and annuals, as well as community resources and an excellent bibliography.

They serve it with a selection of many estimable cheeses, cured meats and fishes, and have a fine list of bracing whites and dry reds to drink along with them.

There's also a fine list of quality craft beers, including many from the Campania-based microbrewery Karma, that will prepare you for the birramisù, a reimagining of the classic espresso-fueled dessert.

There are other publishers married to poetry -- among major houses, Norton, Houghton Mifflin and Farrar, Straus & Giroux have fine lists -- but under Mr. Ford, Knopf became the country's leading publisher of poetry.

If you are found guilty, you will have to pay the fine listed on the speeding ticket, plus court costs.

Football Focus presenter Dan Walker found a fines list which certainly belongs at Blyth rather than St Andrews, with home players threatened with a £10 punishment for missing a night out but only £5 for missing a match.

Although there is a fine wine list, the list of teas is even better–just let one of the tea masters on the staff help you select the best ones to complement your meal.

Not surprisingly, most of the finer lists were found in hotel restaurants; most chefs in India can't afford to open restaurants on their own, and when they do, it's hard for their wine lists to compete with those of the grand hotels.