Sentence examples for fine treat from inspiring English sources

A fine treat after spending the day exploring the gallery.

It's a fine treat for any and all meals.

Also, if the weather is fine, treat yourself to a boat ride on the Moskva River.

Christmas morning needn't be a time for diner food, but an occasion for fine treats.

The day before my first performance, I remember sitting in a Vietnamese restaurant, hunched over a giant bowl of Pho (outside fell classic Seattle drizzle), while my musician friends murmured consoling epithets at me – "I'm sure it will be fine" – treating me like a patient who was about to undergo an operation.

It certainly seemed unsportsmanlike, but also suggested the bizarre oscillation, peculiar to the N.F.L., from mayhem to daintiness: murdering your fellow man in the as he leaps helplessly in the air is fine; treating an inanimate object lightly is a crime.

In essence, the officer was saying he would have treated me with more courtesy if he had known who I was, but it was perfectly fine to treat other suspected criminals the way he did (especially if they are black!).

Lorna Martin, the Scotland editor, and Ruaridh Nicoll, Observer columnist and fine friend, treat me to some excellent Edinburgh hospitality.

She continued her ramble, taking in an inventory that ranged from the silly (Tally Oats, "a fine gourmet treat for your horse") to the sublime (a scarlet hunt jacket with gilt buttons).

Having said that, I'm tired of rock critics (British, not American) taking the default view that middle/upper-class artists haven't got the right credentials, and that it's fine to treat them condescendingly.

In those pre-Code days, M-G-M thought it fine to treat Harlow onscreen as a kind of snarling dirty girl, but it was another thing to have her tinged with crime in real life.