Sentence examples for fine principals from inspiring English sources

The fine principals were Monique Meunier, partnered by Charles Askegard until she seemed abducted by Nilas Martins, who had been Miranda Weese's cavalier.

City health codes fine principals $2,000 a day for any unvaccinated child in a school, and the Board of Education's lawyers take the position that no established religion formally forbids vaccination, said Dr. Terry Marx, the board's chief physician, so applicants must write letters detailing their personal beliefs.

Schubert's Third Symphony opened the program, in a performance that was perhaps pushed too hard at times by Mr. Davies, but that certainly showed off the orchestra's fine principal woodwinds.

He had been a fine principal who played by the rules.

She had praised Mr. Waller of Parks Middle as one of the finest principals in the city, while Mr. Wilson, the special prosecutor, called him "the worst of the worst".

Cracked notes abounded elsewhere in the brasses as well; the woodwinds, with Mathieu Dufour as the fine new principal flutist, generally fared better.

Nikolai Tsiskaridze's charismatic Mercutio and Dmitri Belogovtsev's aptly hardened Tybalt rounded out a fine cast of principals.

Especially fine were the principal cellist, Carter Brey; the double bassists, Eugene Levinson and Jon Deak; and the acting principals Sheryl Staples, concertmaster, and Rebecca Young, violist.

"That school's like a second home to me; the teachers are fine, and the principal is, too.

Among a uniformly fine cast of principal vocalists, mostly native Russian speakers, Mr. Vekua stood out for the intensity and focus of his clarion tenor.

The orchestra mustered a sound surprisingly warm and rich for its size, with particularly fine work from principal woodwinds in their solo spots.