Sentence examples for given the fine from inspiring English sources
Given the fine day, View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Jason Hayes.
Given the fine geometry of nanofibers, their interactions with cementitious matrices would benefit from increased packing density and reduced size of pore system in matrix.
Given the fine quality of his photographs and the breadth of material, architects and artists often bought Atget's prints to use as reference for their own work, though commercial interests were hardly his main motivation.
Ciaran O'Reilly, the director, could probably draw more out of the father-son dynamic between Mr. Nolan and Mr. Kirby, and probably will as the run continues, given the fine cast.
Mr. Kalhor's "Blue as the Turquoise Night of Neyshabur," for instance, richly delivers the Bollywood hokum promised by its title -- a shame, given the fine work he has done, with his group Ghazal, in reuniting Persian and Indian music.
Given the fine-toothed comb that lawyers will later take to the record, the low fidelity of much in-court interpretation causes problems.
It is of course eminently thinkable, not to mention achievable given the fine-point tension of these last-ditch occasions over the last 40 years.
He was given the finest ingredients flown in from the world's most expensive shops, banquets of delight washed down with Barolo wine and Remy Martin.
Given the finest ingredients and top-notch facilities, no two chefs will produce the same meal.
Given the fine-tooth subpoena comb on the horizon, not to mention the many unflattering and likely graphic testimonies from his accusers on the way, it will be a tremendous uphill battle.
