Sentence examples for fine standing from inspiring English sources

But he was fine, standing up again, grand.

She even felt fine standing nose to nose with an experimenter.

Granted, both fines are in the $100-$100-$200, so it's not like people would be locked up for distributing large Dr. Peppers, but a $200 soda fine standing next to a $100 marijuana fine puzzled Stewart on Thursday night's "Daily Show". "Just to be clear, this soda is twice as illegal as this much weed," he joked, holding up two plastic cups filled with the substances.

Channel TV has a qualifying revenue of about £4m, with a potential maximum fine standing at £200,000.

The famous Chanel suit, edged with silver and shown with culottes trimmed in tulle, looked fine standing still, but too much like ungainly shorts in motion.

For thirty-three years he ran the Geology Summer Camp, a record unlikely ever to be equalled, and much of the fine standing now enjoyed by the department is attributable to the splendid training he gave in field geology.

Picture the scene: The Jewry of Berlin are dressed in their absolute finest: standing in front of their magnificent Moorish style temples that date back 200 years.

For the tour, he was dressed in his finest; standing in the small kitchen in his crisp pink shirt, you'd never guess he was a refugee.

What's not fine is standing up to take a photograph of the whole table.

One fine, large standing image comes from Kotabangun in Borneo; but some come from Java.

"Along with a number of students, I have spent many a fine afternoon standing on Manhattan's large, glacially scratched outcrops, wherever we could find them, measuring the elevation with a barometric altimeter and their position with a GPS device".