Sentence examples for fine made from inspiring English sources
The fine made it the first utility to be convicted of a criminal fraud.
A ship's log dated 1855 has this to say of the current: "Weather fine; made 1 1/4 pt.
Chilean sea bass, flaky and fine, made the grade, as did the steaks we tried: a juicy rib-eye smothered in caramelized onions and a flavor-packed marinated skirt steak that our waiter had touted.
One can almost here Xerox outsiders asking, Ursula who? Xerox's crises of the last few years, which included a near bankruptcy (as well as accounting problems that resulted in a $10 million fine), made Ms. Mulcahy a familiar figure as she traveled, trying to reassure employees, customers, shareholders and reporters that Xerox, while ailing, was not dead.
As for the painting material, the two main ones are Interference Gold (Fine) made by Golden Acrylics and Perl-Ex Duotone.
The Braves recovered just fine, making the playoffs, and they seem strong again.
"If it's a fair offer and you want to be here, fine, make your decision.
The cuts were exceedingly fine, making almost transparent wafers of delicate, superior prosciutto di San Daniele, mortadella, salame and coppa.
Cricketers are very wealthy these days and a fine makes much less of an impact than interrupting their career.
