Sentence examples for fine loving from inspiring English sources

I am fine, loving it – and laughing, but laughing!" To order Divided Lives for £16 with free UK p&p call Guardian book service on 0330 333 6846 or go to guardianbookshop.co.uk.

I know she's going to be a fine, loving mother.I'm not going to call on you again.

(See, among others, the fine, loving appraisals by Troy Patterson, at Slate, and Richard Rayner in the Los Angeles Times).

In like manner, this fine, loving production finds the pulsing individuality within a play that is finally something more than the by-the-numbers formula that shapes it.

A French term of Chaucer's time, fine amour, gives a more authentic description of the phenomenon; Chaucer's friend John Gower translated it as "fine loving" in his long poem Confessio amantis (begun c. 1386).

Loving husband of the late Joan Wender Fine; beloved father of Wendy Kevin and Peterer (Lauren); doting grandfather of Max and Jessica; adored son of Leo and Florence Fine; loving brother of Mickey Joee) Geller.

Her most recent album, A Very Fine Love, was recorded in 1995 after she received chemotherapy treatment for her cancer.

Equally popular was the introspective mystical poetry by the ascetic Jan Luyken, a layman who began by writing hedonistic songs in De Duytse lier (1671; "The Dutch Lyre"), containing fine love lyrics.

"I said, 'that's fine, love, I've always been on my own'".

(Group 2) "I had one shoulder specialist that just said 'you'll be fine love, it'll fix, it'll fix.' Now I'm getting told that I have to have a reconstruction, so I can't see how he could have said that".

"I had one shoulder specialist that just said 'you'll be fine love, it'll fix, it'll fix.' Now I'm getting told that I have to have a reconstruction, so I can't see how he could have said that".