Sentence examples for mixture of fines from inspiring English sources

The Bill is expected to amend magistrates' powers to enable them to impose a mixture of fines and community punishments which to date have been separate.

Those involved are generally punished by a mixture of fines, restriction of privileges and stopping of shore leave.

This was powdered to get a uniform mixture of fines, which was used along with the sand in varying proportions as mentioned earlier.

Marl, old term used to refer to an earthy mixture of fine-grained minerals.

Permafrost creates serious construction problems, especially where the subsoil is an unstable mixture of fine silt and water.

Whizz the bread in a food processor for a few minutes, until you have a mixture of fine and chunky crumbs.

Built in the edgy dockland district north of the centre, it houses an atmospheric mixture of fine art, history and ethnology, but the best thing about it is the view.

This populist impulse was to find its apotheosis in the Crystal Palace exhibition of 1853, a transcendent (if financially disastrous) mixture of fine arts, crafts and industrial achievement that one editorial grandiloquently called a "Republican lesson on the capacities of man, the dignities of labor, and on the obligations of society to genius and toil".

The tuff samples consisted of a mixture of fine felsic volcanic ash and silt.

Together they generate 7,800 psi pressure to force a mixture of fine sand, water and lubricant chemicals into the bore.

It is worth noting that the unstable electrostatic voltage during the spanning also causes the mixture of fine-rough fibers.