Sentence examples for fine work for from inspiring English sources

But, until then, this was fine work for me to do.

On July 24th President George Bush paid a whistle-stop visit to Camp Bondsteel, America's giant, heavily fortified base in Kosovo, and congratulated the soldiers on their fine work for ethnic tolerance and freedom.

The latest from the Department for Work and Pensions is not a page-turner, but the men at Number 10 think it a fine work, for it offers further proof that the prime minister has succeeded in wresting control of the domestic agenda from Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer, in the past year.The DWP has traditionally been a fiefdom of the Treasury.

His Wisden obituary states that Small was a "tall, loose-limbed all-rounder, who did much fine work for Trinidad".

A word about the very fine score, which is by Michael Giacchino, who has done very different and equally fine work for Lost and Alias.

The SWC/MOT writes: "We are disappointed that Mr. Goldstein, who has done fine work for the Center in the past, singled us out to create the impression that we support a particular candidate.

There were even cases of soldiers who fought in World War II, returned home seemingly fine, worked for the rest of their careers, and then on retirement found that the nightmares and flashbacks suddenly returned.

Mr. Wallice, 43, was an international equities trader at Cantor Fitzgerald, but despite his success he saved his finest work for home.

And, while it doesn't disappoint in its exploration of the hermetic strangeness of English family life, it lacks the richness of texture of Leigh's finest work for stage and film.

Or perhaps, not so much.... Mark Morford is the author of The Daring Spectacle, a hilarious mega-collection of his finest work for the SF Chronicle and SFGate.

Mark Morford is the author of The Daring Spectacle: Adventures in Deviant Journalism, a mega-collection of his finest work for the SF Chronicle and SFGate.