Sentence examples for fine prospect from inspiring English sources

The Rebels' incumbent no 10 Bryce Hegarty is a fine prospect.

Many visitors never see the fine prospect of the lake and its iconic water spout, because they cannot get hotel rooms in town.

The town's historic cemetery commands a fine prospect of the rocky coast; clearly the town fathers decided to outfit eternity with a view.

And, of course, every fine prospect at this tournament wishes Barça would call his number, and pay money that Barcelona possibly doesn't have in comparison with Chelsea, Manchester City or Real Madrid.

Having had his first defeat placed in a more flattering light by Jezki, so impressive since at the Leopardstown Christmas meeting, Champagne Fever is expected to relish a step up in trip when he meets another fine prospect, Rule The World, at Naas tomorrow.

A fine prospect, the rookie defenseman is 23 and looks young enough to have delivered your Sunday paper.

Soon, he will go the way of many fine prospects from that club.

His mind turns to the fine prospects who were his peers at Arsenal but players such as Jermaine Pennant, Jérémie Aliadière, Steve Sidwell, Jerome Thomas, Moritz Volz and David Bentley did not really make the grade there either.

Writing for The New York Times, Jon Pareles considered the album "an unexpected magnum opus", and while Pareles felt that "the rock CD overpowers the acoustic one", he considered that "among the quieter songs, there are enough supple melodies and hypnotic guitar patterns to suggest fine prospects for a follow-through album".

The finest prospect is from the gardens of the Villa Paloma.

The company announced the death of director Graeme Hutton who it said was "a true adventurer, one of the finest prospecting geologists ever seen in Western Australia".