Sentence examples for how much fine from inspiring English sources

But given how much fine talk Latin American presidents devote to regional unity, Chile's position seems a touch anachronistic.

That the Antinori family embraced a more ambitious project, allowed Archea to design everything down to the furniture and fittings, then paid the bills after the budget more than doubled from its original $45 million, and also endured years of delays because of construction problems, shows how much fine, successful architecture depends on the right client.

As with the other works on the program, the Korngold reminded us of how much fine, long-buried music Conlon has disinterred and how much more digging still needs to be done.

In those cities, and in 17 more to be added during the year, cars are required to display color-coded stickers that reflect how much fine particulate pollution they emit, as determined by an authorized testing facility.

Theaters are mounting an increasing number of world-premiere productions, and it is hard to predict how much fine-tuning they will need.

That's why Google is now provisioning to pay a fine in France, but it's still unclear how much that fine will be.

About a year ago, the conglomerate took a charge of $50 million, representing its best estimate of how much its fine from the Securities and Exchange Commission would be.

"People are going to have to be more careful out here, because if it keeps getting damaged, we're going to lose it," said Laura Thielen, chairwoman of the State Board of Land and Natural Resources, which decides how much to fine.

The Welsh two-time world champion told his online followers he will "let you know how I get on or how much my fine is" at Friday's disciplinary process.

The conversations included how much to fine PG&E for the 2010 San Bruno explosion.

When I asked her how much the fine was, she said she didn't know she guessed they would send her a bill.