Sentence examples for finest sites from inspiring English sources

We convinced 10 of the capital's finest sites to do that most ghastly of things... give away one of their best secrets.

"It would," she said, "visibly inflict on holy ground this new American century's apparent readiness to disrespect and spoil for profit our finest sites of art and architecture".

"Why can't they get some new stuff in?" London's finest sites were dispatched one by one like turkeys at a festive slaughterhouse.

Llantwit Major beach has one of the finest sites in Wales for Jurassic fossils, including corals, giant brachiopods, gastropods and the bones of Ichthyosaurus.

The Victoria Rooms, also known colloquially as the Vic Rooms, are situated at the junction of Queen's Road and Whiteladies Road, in Clifton, Bristol, "occupying one of the finest sites in Clifton," according to a 1906 visitor's guide.

He chose what he considered the finest site on the island - a clifftop facing out to the Bay of Naples and Vesuvius - and wove a series of courtyards, walkways, pavilions, cloisters and pergolas around one of the most dazzling views in the most spectacular of all Italian beauty spots.

I would be very happy - and it would be another reason to consider bbc.co.uk probably the finest site on the web - if you could just admit the changes are both wrong and motivated by something other than the stated reasons and then change back to the old system beloved of 99% of your regular visitors.

And don't miss these fine sites!

Whatever their level of advertising saturation, they are fine sites that chose to maximise the revenue of their home page.

Its sister restaurante is Terreiro, on a fine site overlooking the river next to a tiny chapel.

For the millionaire the luxury flat in a fine site, with porters, roof gardens, restaurants, and suites of apartments, is no doubt the best choice.