Sentence examples for fine volume from inspiring English sources

THIS fine volume does credit to British archæology.

From this experience came a fine volume of prison poems, The House by the Sea (1978).

In this fine volume, ably edited and introduced by Roger Frie, ten psychologists and psychoanalysts consider the nature of agency and autonomy in our post postmodern age.

But this fine volume (which expands on his reporting in Rolling Stone) concentrates on the slower and more relentless toll that water will take on our cities and our psyches in the years to come.

There was also a slapdash amateur watercolour of the local landscape, some books by Walter Pater and one particularly fine volume, FitzGerald's Omar Khayyám, bound in faded rose-coloured damask figured with old gold, redolent of The Yellow Book, that Bible of the Aesthetic Movement, and of Oscar Wilde.

TEE always enables a complete assessment, inclusive of detailed heart lung interactions and fine volume responsiveness evaluation, cardiac output assessment, and left-ventricular end-diastolic pressures estimation, when required.

This is the kind of show that I once would have said would make a better book than exhibition, and it comes with two very fine volumes.

I'm not a collector of fine volumes; I like cheap editions that I can gnaw upon, underline in, use as coasters or fling at the cat.

Craig Claiborne, then the food editor of the New York Times, called the book "monumental... what may be the finest volume on French cooking ever published in English".

Anne Carson's Autobiography of Red may be one of the finest volumes of English-language poetry of the last decade.

RIL 043 and RIL 127 had the largest and the smallest root systems for every parameter (fresh or dry mass, surface, length and fine root volume), respectively.