Sentence examples for fine stem from inspiring English sources

Gelato flavours change daily: I'm devoted to its hazelnut, amarena cherry and the fine stem ginger that puts in the odd rogue appearance.

This year the hedge fund SAC Capital paid a $1.8bn fine stemming from charges against eight of its employees for insider trading.

United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Tuesday that the fine stemmed from an inspection of Abercrombie's stores in Michigan.

The fine stems from the investigations of a government working group created nearly two years ago to look at misconduct in the residential mortgage-backed securities market.

The $5.4 million fine stems from a 1990 civil rights lawsuit in which the Justice Department accused village officials of racial discrimination and fraud.

INSIDE PITCH Pitcher JEFF WEAVER has appealed a $1,000 fine stemming from a March 24 exhibition game in which he threw over the head of Detroit's CARLOS PENA.

For that reason, he kept handy a 2003 document showing he had paid a court-imposed fine stemming from a traffic offense, just in case.

Days earlier, he served three days at the Orange County Correctional Facility, after refusing to pay a fine stemming from a 2015 sit-in at a new power plant in Wawayanda, New York.

Rising just above the canopy of last year's leaves on impossibly fine stems were a series of overlapping hearts, netted with ruby-red veins and already sheltering a smattering of creamy flowers, like fairy columbines.

A judge signed a bench warrant yesterday for the arrest of Assemblyman Roger L. Green after he failed to pay a $2,000 fine stemming from his guilty plea for submitting false travel expenses.

The latest fine stems in large part from allegations of mis-selling of "toxic" mortgage securities by Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual, two firms JP Morgan purchased during the 2008 financial crisis at the behest of the government.