Sentence examples for finest selected from inspiring English sources

Yet in 1997, soon after the Oscar nomination, Jean-Baptiste was puzzlingly excluded from a group of actors – ostensibly Britain's finest – selected to go to Cannes to celebrate the festival's 50th anniversary (Secrets & Lies won the Palme d'Or at Cannes).

She wore all of her pearl necklaces to her coronation but afterwards had the fifty finest selected to make one larger necklace.

The Guardian's finest select their highs and lows of the Six Nations and name the teams they would send out to represent the Lions.

The columns are of finest marble, selected for their colour and variety, while the lower parts of the walls are covered with marble slabs.

We tried the fusion set menu, where each of the eight courses comes with a different fine wine selected by the house to complement it.

If only this fine display, selected from its extraordinary collection of Miltoniana, had a significant fraction of the space now devoted by the library to a show about Jack Kerouac!

While litmus tests are fine in chemistry, they are not fine for selecting members of a president's cabinet or nominees to the United States Supreme Court.

The world's finest samples (the selected, most red-maroon, tips of stigmas picked from the finest flowers) receive colouring strengths in excess of 250, making such saffron over three times more powerful than category IV saffron.

But if you'd prefer to give the couple something more tangible, that's O.K., and it's fine to select a gift that doesn't stretch your budget any further.

He selected fine typography and ordered fine bindings in various materials.

But Mr. Moll has done a fine job selecting the stories that have the greatest metaphoric resonance.