Sentence examples for fine spot from inspiring English sources
Kintbury – what a fine spot!
Angola indulge in a fine spot of time wasting.
It's also a fine spot to try pierogi (dumplings) along with a beer.
As such, it proves a fine spot for politicians to make their rounds.
Speaking of fun, La Tartine also seemed to be a fine spot for romance, as evidenced by the couple furiously making out behind us.
It was a fine spot, defensible one felt, a suitable redoubt for England's last eagle and one where he can often be found.
James Fraser, director of the University of Strathclyde's Centre for Forensic Science, says that care is needed when relying on photographic evidence, as fine spots of blood may not been seen and 2D images can be misleading if taken at an angle.
What followed was an extraordinary display of fine spot-kick taking.
Who is frequenting such fine spots?
The dim, fine spots in diffractogram were from that of hematite.
The sexes are similar, but the juvenile has duller upperparts than the adult, and its underparts are dull white with dark fine spotting on the flanks.
