Sentence examples for finest ones from inspiring English sources
Though he lived to be seventy-eight, most of his major ballets, and all his finest ones (to my knowledge), were made by the time he was thirty-four.
"Buddy L made the finest ones," Mr. Inman said.
They are brave words, and the finest ones possible in the situation.
The manager doesn't show them the finest ones because they haven't paid for last year's pair yet.
He pointed out a candy cane corn snake -- "the finest ones are pure white with red spots" -- and a more subtle gray and beige ghost corn.
Even so, the current economic climate would not seem conducive for timepieces filled with wheels and springs — the finest ones do not use batteries — that start at $15,000 and go up to $1 million or more.
England keeper Beth Storry made a fine one-on-one block as the pressure continued early in the second half, and eventually Lammers broke through the English defence.
It is the finest one I have seen so far.
Wisden, the cricketing bible, ranks Richards' knock as the finest one-day international innings of all time.
But still, "possibly the finest one-hit wonder ever," replied AJBee.
It was a baseline tussle featuring two of the finest one-handed backhands in the sport.
