Sentence examples for makes fine from inspiring English sources

The kitchen makes fine use of nuts.

That makes fine details in photos less crisp.

It makes fine cheesecake and bar cookies, too.

But Aldo Conterno makes fine dolcetto, as does G. D. Vajra.

The account of finding and studying the missing-link fossils also makes fine reading.

Ford (the nom de plume of Peter Watson, a historian) makes fine work of the tensions surrounding Kenya's independence.

Lasry's company, Two Palms Press, makes fine-art prints for contemporary artists like Chuck Close and Cecily Brown.

Mr. Petzold makes fine-tuned, coolly analytical films that, through the sparest of means, locate the fault lines of class, money and gender in contemporary Germany.

This makes fine-grained recognition a challenging problem.

The anisotropy of coal reservoirs makes fines issue more complicated.

In the brain the pericyte is an integral cellular component of the blood-brain barrier and, together with other cells of the neurovascular unit (endothelial cells, astrocytes and neurons) the pericyte makes fine-tuned regulatory adjustments and adaptations to promote tissue survival.