| fine line | 29.82 | But he walks a fine line. | ||
| fine wine | 13.36 | Fine wines scarce? | ||
| fine point | 9.48 | Each has its fine points. | ||
| fine job | 9.15 | He did a fine job. | ||
| fine performance | 6.32 | Whaley elicits fine performances. | ||
| fine sieve | 5.79 | Pour through a fine sieve. | ||
| fine form | 5.40 | Oh, they were in fine form. | ||
| fine restaurant | 5.40 | Fine restaurants. | ||
| fine example | 5.07 | Trains are a fine example. | ||
| fine detail | 4.48 | First, fine detail fades. | ||
| fine weather | 4.34 | Fine weather is the result. | ||
| fine time | 4.02 | A fine time to quit? | ||
| fine player | 3.69 | This is a fine player. | ||
| fine actor | 3.42 | Yet these are fine young actors. | ||
| fine particle | 3.29 | What remains is very fine particles of gold. | ||
| fine day | 3.16 | It is a fine day today. | ||
| fine distinction | 3.16 | Hall made a fine distinction. | ||
| fine food | 3.16 | Fine food is abundant. | ||
| fine powder | 3.09 | ...a fine white powder. | ||
| fine leg | 2.96 | He played Tufnell, who had replaced McCague, to fine leg for three. |