"The countryside has culture, heritage, and some of the finest sporting events and venues in the world".
Describing the fully decorated battleships and costumed combatants in an article in New York magazine, the critic Jerry Saltz called it "one of the finest performance events in recent memory".
One of the finest sporting events of the year, the Ryder Cup (Gleneagles, from 23 September) is rarely anything but gripping but it is also sold out.
My grandfather was a caterer who specialized in elaborate ice cream statues that were the highlight of the finest catered events in Baltimore, Maryland, from the late 1920s through the 1960s.
But the Provincetown International Film Festival, now in its 17th year, consistently delivers one of the finest cultural events in the region.
Emile Griffith may have been the finest main event boxers, not to mention one of the finest athletes.
Impressively spruced up now, Verdi Square, which, like many city squares, is actually a triangle, has seen some fine musical events in the past decade, since the Verdi Square Festival was founded.
Therefore, we conclude that fine-structure events with a drift rate of a few tens of MHz s−1 are not caused by non-thermal electron beams.
Fine-structure events with a drift rate of a few tens of MHz s−1 occur most frequently, and the number of events with positive drift rates is larger than that of the equivalent events characterized by negative drift rates.
In the upper-right quadrant one finds, alongside fine-grained events theorists such as Kim and Lewis, virtually all those who have opted for a third way, including Dretske, Campbell, Armstrong, Menzies, and Paul.
