Sentence examples for trade fine from inspiring English sources

If they come with a skill or a trade, fine".

Our bodies trade fine restaurants for bustling diners.

The wealthy are increasingly using freeports as a place where they can rub shoulders and trade fine objects with each other.

Higgins never really received the same level of success or acclaim again; his next two novels, The Digger's Game and Cogan's Trade, fine though they are, essentially repeated the Eddie Coyle format.

Kuh is a former knockabout restaurant chef who came up in the old French apprenticeship system, and "The Last Days of Haute Cuisine" is a breezy history of American high-end — or, as they say in the trade, "fine dining" — restaurants.

During the 17th century, the Dutch East India Company rose to world prominence by trading fine goods.

The panel, saying Mr. Bales had "engaged in fraud, breach of fiduciary duty" and "unauthorized trading," fined most of the brokers more than $1.2 million in punitive and compensatory damages.

(According to the Art Dealers Association of America, a trade group, fine art generates between five billion and ten billion dollars a year, worldwide).

Particularly important in such trade were fine textiles, silk, gold and other metals, various precious and semiprecious stones, and spices and aromatic products.

Borders, of course, isn't going to say that the book trade is fine and sound and that it simply blew it.

"Whether one thinks of the stability of our institutions, or of morale in a difficult year, or of earnings of the tourist trade, a fine show is justified".