Sentence examples for fine working order from inspiring English sources
Although his spleen is clearly in fine working order, he suffers from a series of ailments whose details he entrusts to his stalwart confidant Thomas McGreevy.
Bowie's commercial instincts remained in fine working order, however, and the album brought further hit singles with the title track and Rebel Rebel.
The Frenchman is showing no signs of being hampered by the finger injury he suffered at Queen's; similarly Juan Martín del Potro's troublesome knees appeared to be in fine working order during his 6-2, 6-3, 1-6, 6-4 win over Japan's Go Soeda.
People with common sense in fine working order routinely turn it off when it comes to weight loss hucksterism.
Both seem to be in fine working order.
His best intellectual, emotional, and temperamental qualities were in fine working order.
These components can become jammed with fine grained ash causing them to cease working; however, most can be restored to working order by cleaning with compressed air.
Everything was in working order.
In modern times, handweaving is mainly limited to design development and study in educational institutions and to the most costly floor coverings, frequently made to order and considered fine works of art.
To report a violation — like saws screeching on a Sunday morning or safety concerns — Mr. Sclafani recommended that New Yorkers call 311, which may result in the arrival of a buildings department inspector and possibly, a stop-work order or fines.
