Sentence examples for fine ones from inspiring English sources

As for modern and contemporary works, so many fine ones are on view that any mention scants dozens of others.

For unified bolts, however, when the comparison is made on the basis of core diameter, coarse threaded bolts are superior to the fine ones, whereas on a nominal based comparison, both coarse and fine threaded bolts exhibit the same loading capacity.

Articles sprung up about him from just about everywhere, including some pretty fine ones concerning his time on Jura and how his essays chart the formation of his most famous novel's chilling vision of a totalitarian Britain.

The better country club operated on the principle that Raleigh mattered, that its old families were fine ones, and that they needed a place where they could enjoy one another's company without being pawed at.

Russian pronunciation of German – and yes, we are fine ones to talk – can be particularly hazardous for singers, but was not bad on this occasion.

Fine ones too.

(And one of my fellow-readers thinks that Edward Flowers would make a fine one).

There are fine one-off observations, too.

It's a very fine one, too.

He's a fine one to talk.

RJ: And it's a damn fine one.