Sentence examples for fine project from inspiring English sources

For emotional ones, there's always the We Feel Fine project.

"It's a great idea and a fine project," said Salvatore F. Cordo, who directs Post's M.B.A. program.

They have the kernel of a fine project and are anxious to build their museum into a serious institution that explores a vital aspect of local culture.

I'd start with Heaney's well-known, but always inspiring early poem, "Digging," with final lines as apt a commemoration of this fine project as any I can think of: Between my finger and my thumb The squat pen rests.

Of course, my favorite Me Fine project is Hope for the Holidays.

"Congratulations on bringing such a fine project to our city," Christopher Rizzotti, planning board chair, said.

As Google's own Eric Schmidt noted in his 2011 MacTaggart lecture, a major limitation of the UK education system is that 'both sides seem to denigrate each other.' Research councils have channeled money into encouraging crossover research through schemes such as the EPSRC's 'Communities and Culture+' network which have given rise to a bunch of fine projects.

The Edwardians ($49.98; BBC) is a 1970s miniseries, one of many fine projects that might have made Anthony Hopkins a star but didn't (until he dined out as Hannibal).

He is invariably glad to see them, and so are we, in the way that we relish the company of our most mockable relatives; when they fail to show up in "Tintin in Tibet" (1960), one of Hergé's finest projects, we vaguely miss their presence, regretting that they are unable to join the fray.

Although the hall has been called one of his finest projects, it drew criticism at the time of its construction for relying too heavily on tradition.

It then applies his methods to estimate the value of automated mineralogy, using Anglo Platinum's fine grinding project as an example.