"It will be one of the finest arenas in the world," he said.
"When this boulevard is finished it will be one of the finest highways in the world and will compare with the famous boulevards of Paris, Vienna and Berlin," the boosters boasted.
Conductor Jiří Bělohlávek's restoration of his Czech Philharmonic Orchestra to its former glory will be one of his finest achievements, and, if the whooping and cheering of this Colston Hall audience is matched elsewhere on this seven-date British tour, he will also have felt the warmth of the esteem in which he is still held in the UK.
When completed this tunnel will be one of the finest in the country, the contract calling for walls lined with white enamel tile similar to that used in bathrooms, and will cost $135,000.
If they save the series it will be one of England's finest rearguards, and will probably define the career of one of their batsmen; if they lose it will be England's most unexpected series defeat since at least 1999, maybe 1986, maybe 1971, maybe even further back.
It is the finest movie at Sundance, and I expect it will be one of the year's finest, as well.
The fine will be one of the largest meted out by the European Union competition authority.
"I believe that tonight will be one of this institution's finest hours".
"I just thought: 'It'll only be one weekend, everything will be fine.'" He was not instantly concerned when he came back to find the flat empty, but started to panic when he called Yeates's mobile and heard it ringing in her coat pocket.
Now under development, it will, when mature, be one of the finest public gardens on the island, with beautifully designed displays of tropical trees, flowers, shrubs, an aviary of exotic birds and an ever-blooming hibiscus maze.
