Sentence examples for out of fine from inspiring English sources

Without sacrificing efficiency or expertise, it takes the starch out of fine dining.

I found tidbits to nibble, and had a sandwich made out of fine grilled fish on nice rolls.

By 1984, the flag was tattered, so a replacement was produced out of fine Korean silk and first flown at the 1988 Olympics in Seoul.

"It should always feel like a party in the restaurant," Ms. Lazaroff said then, as she and Mr. Puck took the starch out of fine dining.

The widowed captain's beautiful daughter, Rebecca Handley, is untutored in womanly ways, doesn't know how to manage a household, number linen, keep track of the wine cellar, or even get a stain out of fine cambric.

Union Square Cafe's determination to take the airs out of fine dining and put its customers at a special kind of ease was unusual when it opened nearly a quarter-century ago.

The exposed succession is topped by more evenly bedded chalk which was deposited by quiet pelagic fall-out of fine-grained material.

These 973 fine days cancelled out $40,000 of fines owed by the arrestees, making the total loss to the taxpayer $110,000.

While the hostages talk about making Iran pay for its deeds, Mr. Blumenthal said he thought the change of strategy, compensating them out of fines, made the legislation feasible.

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It would do us all good to learn who in the upper tiers of New York political and social circles may have weaseled their way out of fines after behaving badly behind the wheel.