Sentence examples for producing a fine from inspiring English sources

Daley improved again with his third dive, producing a fine armstand back triple somersault to bump himself into ninth position.

The visitors failed to make the most of their openings, with Shay Given producing a fine save from Paul Peschisolido.

Mr. Spaulding pulled the bow back and forth, with a jerky, forceful momentum, spinning the spindle in the fireboard and producing a fine, hot dust.

Arsenal went wide, Héctor Bellerín skating outside Cédric Soares and producing a fine cross that Olivier Giroud headed back across goal.

Yet van Rysselberghe, a Belgian and one of the most talented of the group, was also adept at figure painting, producing a fine realistic portrait of Anna Boch (circa 1889), an artist who had studied with him.

Margaret Williamson, translating the more substantial Fragment 16 in 1995, also admits the gaps, producing a fine and honest-looking poem; but on the whole earlier poets were terrified of lacunae, and rushed in to fill the vacuum.

Finally, we show that stream temperature and spawn timing among streams have little spatial correlation across the landscape, thereby producing a fine-scale mosaic of spawn timing across the river basin.

To be sure, a very determined semanticist could force all the apparatus of DRSs into his models, producing a fine-grained semantic theory which, strictly speaking, did not make use of a level of syntactic representations (perhaps reminiscent of the dynamic property theory defined by Chierchia 1994).

Alex (Mr. Vettel) produces a fine basso in "Let's Face the Music and Dance".

It produces a fine specimen of doughnut, if you like doughnuts.

It came after Milner produced a fine cross from the right wing.