Sentence examples for fine territory from inspiring English sources

The warren of concrete underpasses and walkways made fine territory for muggers and drug dealers.

It might seem that Bohemond in 1100 was destined to found a great principality in Antioch; he had a fine territory, a good strategical position, and a strong army.

George Ford replied with a drop-goal on England's first foray into the Irish half but his side twice wasted fine territory through lost line-outs and, after Luther Burrell was overrun by green shirts on his own 22, Sexton's third simple penalty made it 9-3.

Bodegas López de Heredia Viña Bosconia Rioja Reserva, Spain 2004 (£21.95, Waitrose) Nudging above £20 we're into fine wine territory with the silky, savoury Viña Bosconia Reserva from López de Heredia.

Amazon has ventured into fine-art territory before.

That one threatens some of the finest fishing territory in the gulf.

Some beauty companies today are taking that idea to new extremes, with shampoos, conditioners and other hair products edging into fine-perfume territory.

In "The Vintage Caper," a new work of crime fiction, he returns once again to the country that both enchants and vexes him, only this time he's chasing suspects deep into fine-wine territory.

But chef Michael Hung counterintuitively takes things far into fine-dining territory, bringing deep flavors and impeccable technique to a kitchen that could have gotten away with far less".

While deeply fracturing welfare and asset redistribution policies they produce a fine-grained crumbly territory scarred by many factors not easy to organize.

By 1962, a hundred-yard-deep "death strip" had been cleared out behind the wall in East German territory, with fine, smoothly raked gravel underfoot to make footprints visible and running difficult.