Sentence examples for fine series from inspiring English sources

(Daniel Larison, in The American Conservative, has a fine series on the folly of "credibility" arguments).

René Jacobs released another in his fine series of Mozart opera recordings this year, "Don Giovanni".

Rasheed Wallace continued his fine series for Portland with 18 points, while Damon Stoudamire scored 14.

A notable geologic feature is the fine series of eskers (long ridges of postglacial gravel), notably at Clonmacnoise, an ancient monastic site near the Shannon.

But the saddest example came in a fine series in Sports Illustrated -- the jock academy down in Florida, run by International Management Group.

During the last decade she presented dozens of radio talks and a fine series on the history of science; she was active on innumerable panels and committees.

Should The Wire have finished here, at the conclusion of what a rough consensus suggests is its finest series?

That would completely ruin what is turning out to be the finest series of Peep Show yet.

Distancing himself is precisely what Mankell has done in the three years since bidding adieu to Kurt Wallander (which he pronounces Val-AN-der) in The Troubled Man, an elegiac, moving and deliberately anti-climactic conclusion to one of the finest series in modern crime fiction.

(A humiliation and a disgrace was, as it happens, entirely made up not too long after, when Canada defeated the Soviets in the '84 Canada Cup, and then again in what may be the finest series of hockey games ever played, in 1987).

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