fining end造句

• These include hulls with very fine ends, long hulls with relatively narrow beam and wave-piercing designs.
• One writer recalls, " Sitton and Hope Sadler were the finest ends that Clemson ever had perhaps ."
• In the 1830s he was working in Edinburgh as an advocate and living at 14 Gloucester Place, a fine end-terraced townhouse in the Stockbridge area.
• It also means that there is less overgrinding at the finer end of the size distribution, such as occurs during the operation of tower mills.
• High speed required fine ends, which were not especially buoyant, and the amount of space needed amidships for machinery precluded moving the main turrets further inboard.
• Steve Watkin didn't even get that chance in the Test series, despite his fine end to the 1993 Ashes, after an early injury gave the impetus to others.
• In choosing Petoskey for his All-American team, football writer Lawrence Perry said : " Ted Petoskey of Michigan is one of the finest ends who ever played the game.
• Deborah Crombie's novel " A Finer End " takes place in Glastonbury with references to a fictional account of an original 1914 Glastonbury Fayre as well as the contemporary festival.
• It was a fine end to a night that started with Bryant making 6 of his first 18 shots and going the entire first half without a rebound or assist.
• The view from the top of the mountain gives a fine end on view of Loch Duich to the north and an aerial prospect down into Coire Domhain to the east.
• The knowledge that we face 51 weeks of hard journalistic slogging between today and the glorious night when the Republicans crown their presidential nominee can take the edge off even the finest end of summer weather.
• This partnership continued for the first half of the following season under Franco Colomba, but Roberto Donadoni's arrival in January 2012 saw a switch to three defenders and Paletta enjoyed a fine end to the season.
• Alan Walker was appointed manager at the start of season 2002 03 and that season was arguably the most successful since joining the Southern League, the club eventually finishing ninth after a fine end of season run.
• Walter Eckersall noted the progress of southern football as he reflected on Georgia's victory over Yale; " Old Eli, with its running attack, could do nothing against Georgia, which is represented by two of the finest ends in the country.
• Longley, whose documentary " Gaza Strip " is currently showing in the United States, is taping conditions in Iraq for use by Sacks'legal team should the dispute with the U . S . government over the unpaid $ 10, 000 fine end up in court.
• Among the activities promoted by the Lavazza Foundation, established in 2002, is the Tierra project which, in partnership with the Rainforest Alliance, performs research into achieving the " finest end product quality ", with a focus on the living conditions of people in coffee producing countries.
• Stefan Grissemann, a popular radio talk-show host, wrote in the conservative daily Die Presse : " The basic information behind the ` American Movie Spectacle'is always quantitative : how far the budgets can be overdrawn, without having a studio go bankrupt; how much production schedules can be thrown overboard without influencing the fine end result of the film.
• The body should be long and slim, a trifle arched over the loin and racy in appearance; the tail, which must be free from kinks should come well out of the back and be thick at the root or set-on, gradually tapering like a whip lash to a fine end, the length being about equal to that of the mouse's body.