fine

"My grandfather brought a bottle of fine champagne for the family celebration. "

"They filtered silt and fines out of the soil."

"to fine gold"

"The old painting slowly fined, revealing the artist's original colors underneath the layers of grime. "

"to fine the soil"

"The artist slowly fine-tuned the colors in her painting, making them blend more smoothly. "

"The brewer carefully fined the beer to remove any sediment before bottling. "

"The rain gradually fine away as the sun came out. "

"The new teacher's explanations were fine, but some students found them too basic. "

"The quality of the student's essay was quite fine, demonstrating a strong understanding of the subject matter. "

"[...] to nudge it through the covers (or tickle it down to fine leg) for a four [...]"

"The line separating the two pieces of fabric was so fine, you almost couldn't see it. "

""Fine," she said fine, "I'll help you with your homework tonight, but I have a lot of work to do myself." "

"Everything worked out fine."

"The dancer moved her arms with a fine grace. "

"The pool player hit the cue ball fine, sending the object ball just barely off to the side. "

"The fine for jay-walking has gone from two dollars to thirty in the last fifteen years."

"She was fined a thousand dollars for littering, but she appealed."

"The student had to fine $25 for being late to class. "

"The music teacher announced that the final movement was the fine of the sonata. "

"The music teacher pointed to the fine at the end of the sonata, indicating where the repeated section concluded. "

"The fine of the meeting was a discussion about the next steps. "

"The land dispute was settled with a fine agreed upon by the farmer and the landowner. "

"The student paid a fine of $20 for damaging the school library. "

"After hours of painting, she finally fine the project. "

"The teacher fined the students' disruptive behavior by asking them to sit quietly. "