Sentence examples for most fine from inspiring English sources

The beauty of ravioli is the most fine pasta, because the edge is double.

"The roach fisherman," I read, "is an angler of the most fine and subtle accomplishments".

Although most restaurants do not encourage the drinking of digestifs, most fine restaurants carry an ample selection.

If most fine dining is ready-to-wear, albeit of the highest order, Eleven Madison Park intends to be made-to-measure.

For most fine art and design students, the first year consists of a foundation program that introduces a variety of mediums.

NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA When Leonard Slatkin conducted the New York Philharmonic in Mahler's version of Schumann's "Rhenish" Symphony last May, most fine distinctions fell victim to lackluster playing.

Most fine-quality rutilated quartz comes from Minas Gerais, Brazil; Madagascar; Hanover, New Hampshire; and northern Vermont.

With this extra source of income, the restaurant may clear about $1.3 million a year after taxes — at a time when most fine-dining restaurants are struggling.

This inked surface is then printed either directly on paper, by means of a special press (as in most fine-art printmaking), or onto a rubber cylinder (as in commercial printing).

They are Maggie Hoffman, an intrepid Mike Iveson, Vin Knight, Susie Sokol (who does a marvelous Ruth Bader Ginsburg) and the most fine-tuned of the lot, Ben Williams, who has a devastating gift for understated exaggeration.

But this London-born production of Alan Ayckbourn's comedies, directed by Matthew Warchus and featuring the year's most fine-tuned ensemble, was as packed with insightful character analysis as it was with impeccably staged pratfalls (both literal and psychological).