Sentence examples for the first fine from inspiring English sources

"I think we'll know more after we get the first fine," said his assistant.

After the first, fine, careless rapture of cubism, art lost its absolute certainties.

As he added cherries into the bowl, he was planning ahead for the first fine day.

Holding up a hand mirror, she discerned the first fine "claw marks" of age in its glass.

The measure would raise the first fine for, say, mixing paper with glass, to $50 from $25.

Clouds were moving in as he drove back, eating the cheesy slices, and as he turned in to the ranch the first fine flakes fell through the air.

"We're now getting the first fine-scale climate-change scenarios".

Laurie Anderson was one of the first fine-art performance artists to cross over into popular culture.

Featuring 139 images, most of them in color, including such major Ross series as "Mountains, Mountain Reduxux," "Harmoniums," and "Digital Waves," it is the first fine-art book to offer readers an augmented reality 3D "pop up" experience (through a free downloadable app) using their smartphones.

Giusti is not the first fine-dining chef to show an interest in school-food reform; Jamie Oliver, Bill Telepan, Alice Waters, Tom Colicchio, and others have volunteered their time to try to combat the prevalence of chicken patties and chocolate milk in American cafeterias.

The museum's curator, Daniel A. Siedell, said he wanted to make the Sheldon the first fine-art museum in the United States not only to show comic-strip art regularly, but also to try to blend it into its modernist collection.