Sentence examples for hand a fine from inspiring English sources

Silent, alone, a book lazily in hand, a fine cup of coffee, and giraffes lolloping past not more than a couple of hundred metres away.

When he held his hand in front of his face, it, too, glimmered, and he studied it, his right hand, a fine thing, well shaped and strong, a hand as adept at caressing a virgin as at plunging a silver sword into the disbelieving eye of a giant.

On the one hand, a fine-grained evaluation is mandated by their review process.

On the other hand, a finer granularity (i.e., larger number of smaller candidate subclasses) could yield an unbalanced comparison in selecting the marker genes.

CBS was handed a fine by the Federal Communications Commission for indecency, which was ultimately voided.

Barclays was the first bank to be fined for rigging the key interest-rate benchmark, in June 2012, and was handed a fine of £290m.

Another trainer was found guilty of giving his dogs cocaine and amphetamine but was simply handed a fine and carried on in the business.

The law allowed unmarried women the freedom to propose during a leap year, and the man who refused was handed a fine.

Dyson was handed a fine and a suspended two-month ban by the tour after tapping down a spike mark on a green at the BMW Masters in October.

The replay is now likely to become a grudge match, particularly as Redknapp feels aggrieved his side weren't simply handed a fine for their oversight.

But the 17-year-old, who reported the attack the following day, could now be handed a fine because carrying pepper spray is illegal in Denmark under the country's arms law.