| The references to Wotton show how finespun Killeen allows his theories to become. |
| Spelt may not top most must-order lists, but Boglione's lasagnette, its finespun noodles made from the grain, combines flavors of burrata, fresh tomato, and pesto so bright it's like summer on a plate. |
| All his finespun hopes had been ruthlessly rent by the hand of reality. |
| Mr. finespun was the gentleman whose retirement from the ministry the Duke of St. Bungay had now announced. |
| She was finespun, without spin, a genuinely lyrical being, a heroine of the inner life born of city life. |
| It was the tint of the copper beech, thick, finespun, with intermittent twists that gave it a wavy effect. |
