Sentence examples similar to spoke fine from inspiring English sources
The floor staff, managed by a young married couple, Artem Surjko Iurasov and Alina Allakhveranova, speaks fine English.
Gen. James Jones, his national security adviser, speaks fine French — the French love that — but he's left most people unconvinced.
Few Yorkshire spectators watching a botched run chase spoke of fine views.
He gave his age as "well over 70," and he spoke the fine English of a well-educated man.
I spoke with fine about his ideas on Technotopia and asked him – in multiple ways – how the heck our cities were going to go from dumb to smart in this century.
After her reading, Gallagher and I spoke in finer detail about her work.
The book spoke of fines "for each time ice flies from the vehicle and causes death".
In his opening report to the 16th Communist Party Congress on Friday, Mr. Jiang spoke of fine-tuning procedures within the party but flatly rejected anything resembling Western democracy, which he says would plunge China into chaos.
The waiter is probably speaking just fine.
Subjunctivitis And speaking of fine points, I haven't grappled with the subjunctive lately — there have been more common and more egregious lapses to carp on, I guess.
The raucous, funny classroom scenes in "Precious" balanced that movie's operatic flights of social dysfunction, and the evenings at the Gaineses' place — often attended by friends played by Terrence Howard and Adriane Lenox, speaking of fine character actors — serve a similar function here.
