Sentence examples for words fine from inspiring English sources
To me the words "fine dining" are horrific.
Mark Lawrenson's choices are the source of constant mockery from his fellow MOTD pundits, but the words "fine one to talk" spring to mind.
In American magazines, the ads feature the sensuous curves of wine glasses filled with deep red Bordeaux, and the words: "Fine wines.
Other hats on display included one in the shape of a giant love heart bearing the words "fine filly", worn by 30-year-old 30-year-old 30-year-old Blanche Richardsight headpieces in the shape ofromsical noteasthat had been designed by Adrienne Henry from Reading, Berkshire, and worn by her friends and famiLondon
It's not often that one hears the words "fine art photography" and "affordable" in the same breath.
In fact using the words "fine wine" and "Australia" in the same sentence would have been dismissed as a risible oxymoron.
But they cannot do the same when the Supreme Court issues what are called Francovich damage orders, in other words, fines for breaking EU law.
She says people often reply with the word "fine" in less-than-satisfactory situations just to avoid confrontation.
The word "fine" is a useful, descriptive adjective when you want to express superior quality or the highest grade, such as a "fine wine" or "fine dining".
"I won't change my life, my life's just fine," the chorus runs, and then extends — probably electronically — as the word "fine" keeps repeating.
An acquaintance of mine, a Pakistani Hindu, once got angry when I answered the question "how are things?" with the word "fine" — because things so obviously aren't.
