Sentence examples for fine versions from inspiring English sources
At Chichester, Jonathan Kent directed David Hare's fine versions of three early Chekhov dramas in a day-long epic.
That said, the restaurants, including a casual one that turns out fine versions of such Maine favorites as fried haddock and blueberry pie, are never more than a short walk from your room.
Much of the renewed interest in the riesling grape has centered, as it should, on German and Alsatian examples, but contrary to most expectations, Americans have begun to turn out fine versions of our own.
Music for 18 Musicians may have started out as the exclusive preserve of Reich's own ensemble, but more and more groups now play it, and at least four fine versions of the hour-long work are available on disc.
In the late 1960s and 1970s, Rabassa, who has died aged 94, produced fine versions of many of the leading Latin American authors in what came to be known as the "boom": an upsurge of interest in the continent's literary production in Spanish and Portuguese, when, for the first time, books from Latin America became international bestsellers.
"Fine" versions were also available on "superior" paper for 1s.
A fine version of beet carpaccio was laced with walnut oil.
By an extreme point property of Lp-space for 0<p⩽1, we then obtain a fine version of this inequality.
Among the others were Simon Stephens's arresting, complicated Carmen Disruption and Richard Eyre's fine version of Ibsen's Little Eyolf.
The fine version is another matter, especially when we up the liquid levels so that the mixture is altogether creamier.
Threads may be cut in a coarse version, designated as National Coarse (abbreviated NC), or a fine version designated as National Fine (abbreviated NF).
