Sentence examples for fine suits from inspiring English sources
Many supporters wore fine suits and smoked Cohiba cigars.
And Leroy Carr led that revolution, smooth voice, piano, fine suits and all.
President Daniel arap Moi of Kenya buys fine suits from Savile Row in London.
He wears thick glasses and fine suits whose pockets are stuffed with nicotine gum packages that rattle as he walks.
To the left is the Foreign Minister, Peres, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, regal and vain, who wears fine suits and speaks with a Polish accent.
Luciano Spalleti, Roma's immaculately dressed coach, with his fine suits, shaved head and soulful eyes, looks and talks more like a coach-philosopher.
Sometimes, a quick car, fine suit or attractive house is not enough.
He wears being an artist like a fine suit of clothes".
On arriving at the ceremony with his wife, the Mayor said: "I'm wearing a very fine suit made in Bombay".
Agent Cooper loved a damn fine cup of coffee, as everyone knows, and he wasn't averse to a damn fine suit either.
In David Hare and Howard Brenton's satirical play about Fleet Street, Pravda (1985), Blythe displayed a fine suit as - according to Michael Billington - "a biddable Tory smoothie".
