Sentence examples for leads a fine from inspiring English sources

A Cambridge classics professor leads a fine tour, turning up surprises around every corner.

Harold Rosenbaum here leads a fine professional chorus in a Rorem tribute, with Walter Hilse as pianist and organist.

Andrew Shore leads a fine British cast as Falstaff, in an Ian Judge staging conducted by ENO's incoming music director, Oleg Caetani.

(Chinen) Dena DeRose Trio (Wednesday) A crisp pianist and an effortless singer, Dena DeRose leads a fine working group with Martin Wind on bass and Matt Wilson on drums.

Jane Glover -- conducting "Agrippina" at City Opera on her nights off -- leads a fine instrumental performance, stylishly made so that the diverse keyboards, bowed strings, lutes and winds are not rigidly aligned to the beat but allowed to bob and jostle in the general flow.

Former England captain Steve Borthwick leads a fine line-out operation, they have a solid scrum and hooker Schalk Brits is a joy to watch - he can do everything and could play anywhere he wanted on the pitch.

Leading a fine cast, Luke Treadaway is superb as Christopher, appealing and painful to watch, like the show itself.

It will do well for mine; and, was it not that my OPINIONS will be the death of me, I perceive I shall lead a fine life of it out of this self-same life of mine; or, in other words, shall lead a couple of fine lives together.

In this bleak and vicious tale of body horror in the Antarctic, Russell led a fine all-male cast as the brisk and commanding hero, trying to fend off an alien that hides within his rapidly decreasing team.

Marc-Antoine Fortune had given the Baggies the lead before Gylfi Sigurdsson and Danny Graham led a fine comeback in the snow at West Brom.

Smith, USC's dynamic freshman linebacker, led a fine defensive performance by picking off Travis Wilson's throws and making three returns for a combined 122 yards, including his scoring romp down the USC sideline 1 07 before halftime.