• The two lads are extremely fine musicians and go down really well at various pub and cabaret venues around the city and county.
• A fine musician, Eddie had been unable to hit the right notes with his golf until Sunday, when his dedication to the game paid off.
• A fine singer and musician, he also writes very good songs and is a record producer of considerable note.

Synonyms

• It may be fine to say average rates have been lowered with the various rebates.
• In fact, just pressing my nose against the window and giving him a double thumbs up satisfies me fine.
• However, more is fine if you tolerate the higher carbohydrate amount and feel good consuming it.

Synonyms

• Frankly, if there are people on the left or the right that are not sure how he's going to rule on a case, that's fine by me.
• Any outcome from here on in is fine by me, and I mean that honestly.
• If you don't get HBO, you're missing a large part of that greatness, which is fine by me.

• Frances is on virtually no medication and in fine health.
• There is no update, he says, other than adding that his health is fine.
• I presume he's fine, in good health and that, but it's very unlike him to pop off.

Synonyms

• Mr Clarke said he walks to work when the weather is fine but in the winter he appreciates being able to call on a lift.
• Luckily, the weather was fine and some sunshine managed to peek through.
• The river is still coloured but this is expected to clear over the coming week, if the fine weather forecasted arrives.

Synonyms

• A fine figure of a man, he radiates masculine self-assurance, a quality that interested her greatly.
• Hence it helps if the actor is a fine figure of a man, of noble countenance and with a beautiful speaking voice.
• He was a fine figure of a man, she thought and some woman must be missing him.

Synonyms

• It is full of grand statements and fine sounding but vague promises to assist working people and the poor.
• It will be very gratifying indeed to see such a fine speech as that followed up by a vote that is in line with her own rhetoric.
• I hesitate to interrupt my colleague, because he is giving a very fine speech.

• They have one of their fine Gold Dots of the same weight and also a 325 gr.

• By the time I finished grade school, my sense of dark, black humor had been honed to a fine point.
• On the outer edges of the sword was shining steel, sharpened to a fine point.

Synonyms

• This groundbait with its very fine particles was designed to catch the tiny little canal roach.
• The material can range from fine particles to large lumps.
• Dust and fine sand particles tend to cling to the surface of the skin, especially in the folds and in between the toes and fingers.

Synonyms

• She fingered fine muslins and intricate laces, heavy crimson silks and tulle.
• The winning hybrids yielded breads with a fine crumb structure and a high overall number of cells.
• It looks like it is made up of an intricate fine lace expertly spun in glass fibers no thicker than human hair.

Synonyms

• When the opportunity came I would be fine, I'd be okay because I like to think that I take care of the fine detail in football.
• Other hypotheses he puts forward also invoke this very fine, subtle matter.
• It's a fine distinction to be drawn, clearly - but we know that governments have more information than the general public.

Synonyms

• Rafael Benitez is clearly an intelligent coach who has a fine understanding of the game.
• I think Dr Lynda Scott has struck that very, very sensitive, fine balance.
• That fine sensitivity also helps to interpret a minor insult or affront as a threat or rejection.

• Wood-matured ports, often called simply wood ports, are aged either in wooden casks or, sometimes, cement tanks, and are ready to drink straight after fining, filtration, and bottling.