Examples of 'fine big' in a sentence
Meaning of "fine big"
fine big - describing something that is more than good or satisfactory, especially in terms of size or importance
How to use "fine big" in a sentence
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And fine big fellows they are too.
Ben will be a fine big brother.
A fine big share too.
Natalie is backed by a fine big band.
There is no fine big enough to get you in.
She will bear him some fine big sons.
He was a fine big fellow over six feet high.
There is many people setting here from fine big churches here in the city.
A fine big girl like you and not eat anything.
In North America it would make a fine big bear and bison rifle.
A fine big boy.
Do not give yourselves so much trouble ; I know where there are some, fine big ones.
A fine big lass.
He promised to build us a fine big house one day.”.
We had a fine big batch of compost ready at the end of may.
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I bought a bigger trailer, but it 's a fine big strong trailer.
They found a fine big tree and decided to build their house on it.
He's going to be a fine big dog.
A fine big boy, and a strange little boy.
Know that I have got a fine big boy!
Alas, a fine big one like you would shatter my barrel.
Sooner the better, I say . She will bear him some fine big sons.
And what a fine big ear that corn is, but it is not any good.
About the house . it 's a fine big house, John.
That fine big house you love . Look at it now.
You have got a fine big man there, Mrs. Morgan.
A fine big ship, too, as far as I can judge from this distance.
Ha, I will take that fine big egg for Adolf 's breakfast.
So it is . A fine big ship, too, as far as I can judge from this distance.
Yes, sir . And fine big fellows they are too.
A fine big ship, too, So it is.
E 's just up there with a fine big gal, so I thought I would have one as well.
A fine big funeral!
Isn't he a fine big boy? And Adam.
A fine big offering!
It 's a fine big house John.
Ach, what a fine big egg, at last I will have the good breakfast.
What fine big boy!
It 's a fine big kitchen, Watty.
That ´ s a fine big bed, Mr Thornton.
