Sentence examples for fine occasion from inspiring English sources

And it affords a fine occasion to ponder the meaning of the feminine in Indian art and myth.

It is, however, a fine occasion to salute that country's culture and cuisine while getting a head start on summer.

It sounded like a fine occasion to let one of our family robes out of the storage chest to see the light of day.

With one qualification, "Elliott Erwitt: Personal Best," at the International Center of Photography, affords a fine occasion to appreciate his excellence and, not incidentally, have a laugh-out-loud time doing so.

● Summer is a fine occasion to revel in "Prospect Park: Olmsted & Vaux's Brooklyn Masterpiece" (Princeton Architectural Press, $45), by David P. Colley and illustrated with lush photographs by Elizabeth Keegin Colley.

But it's also a fine occasion to explore the contemporary Irish fiction landscape, including these recent debut novels: As for thematic drinks — if you're into that sort of thing — the obvious choices would be stout or whiskey, which turn up throughout "Ulysses".

Potter's recipes range in complexity from buttermilk pancakes to duck confit, and all seem like fine occasions for unleashing one's inner geek.

If she can associate beer drinking with finer occasions, she might be more interested.

The silver obtained by electrolysis usually has a purity of three-nines fine; on occasion it may be four-nines fine, or 99.99 percent silver.

The block party is a fine social occasion, but these days it is likely to be one of those rare times that neighbors do more than wave to each other from their driveways or from behind the wheel before they disappear behind the house to take some quality time simply to be alone together with their overscheduled families.

Dips and other extras are fine on occasion, but know that if you are smothering your carrots in ranch dressing and the like, you are adding a significant number of calories to your snack.