Sentence examples for fine organization from inspiring English sources

"It's a fine organization that has swung with the times," he said.

German postwar prosperity is generally attributed to hard work, native ingenuity, and fine organization.

Although the Masters is not sponsored by the U.S. Golf Ass'n. the prestige of that fine organization stood behind a ruling that was handed down during the tournament.

Anderson's Ark is a fine organization that has been in existence since 1979 to help people reduce taxes and build wealth".

"He knows the course, he's concentrated, as you have to be, he has a fine team and a fine organization behind him," he said.

But Mr. Conway, a courtly retired banker, said the agency "has been a fine organization," and he dismissed the claims of improper political influence.

The hard-hitting linebacker James Harrison, they thought, has been made the poster boy for the league's crackdown on hits to the head, and a 2011 rule change that allows the league to fine organizations whose players are repeatedly disciplined for improper hits was widely perceived as having been directed at the Steelers, among a handful of other teams.

Many of us carry in our wallets a pharmacy card with the name of one of these fine organizations tattooed on the backside.

There are several fine organizations who do the same.

I don't think there is a finer organization in the N.F.L.

"Gilruth's management style developed the best minds in the space program into the finest organization of its time," said Christopher C. Kraft Jr., a colleague from those days and his successor as the space center director.