BY ALMOST any measure, America's economy is in fine fettle.
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Even so, the industry does not look in fine fettle.
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Los Angeles's museums are in fine fettle, if significant transition.
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Smithsonian Folkways is in fine fettle, in large part because of its unparalleled resources.
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Tucked away in The Box, with a insane soundsystem, the man was in fine fettle.
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The world economy remains in fine fettle, buoyed by a synchronised acceleration in America, Europe and Asia.
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First, that even after 11 weeks of protests, their anti-government campaign is still in fine fettle.
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NATO has not only survived to three score and ten, but is in many ways in fine fettle.
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But over time, particularly when the economy is in fine fettle, the temptation to take on debt is irresistible.
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Yet even if a crisis has failed to materialise, that does not mean the bond market is in fine fettle.
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Federer, bidding to reach his 12th Wimbledon final, has dropped two sets so far, and has looked in fine fettle.
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On that basis, the euro-area economy is in fine fettle; indeed, it is improving at a faster rate than America's.
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One reason for the reversal of fortunes is that GM has convinced investors that its current business is in fine fettle.
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Even though she she was operating on a tightly packed schedule, the 83-year-old Queen of Country Music is in fine fettle.
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Crowbar is about to release their 11th studio album, The Serpent Only Lies, on October 28 via eOne and Windstein is in fine fettle.
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"The underlying message is that the US economy isn't just in fine fettle, it's on fire," said Kit Juckes, strategist at Societe Generale. 4.
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Winner Nyquist could not be doing better, his trainer Doug O'Neill said, while second-placed Exaggerator was also in fine fettle, groom Vic Bargac reported.
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To see why it is incomplete, consider first that the American economy is in fine fettle, growing by an annualised 3.2% in the third quarter (see article).
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His conversion of break points (two of 13) was disappointing but proof that Cilic's return game, against one of the game's best servers, is also in fine fettle.
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There was strength — luxury, even — away from the headline roles, with Susanna Phillips (Musetta), Luca Pisaroni (Colline), Elliot Madore (Schaunard) and Franco Vassallo (Marcello) all in fine fettle.
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Critic's Notebook In recent years, New York City Ballet's corps has been a wellspring of talent, bubbling up to refresh and replenish a company already in fine fettle.
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The Sotheby's London Contemporary Art Evening Auction this past Tuesday suggests that the UK art market is in fine fettle in the wake of Brexit, despite fears to the contrary.
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The dollar, however, was in fine fettle, hitting a one-week high after the minutes of the Federal Reserve's latest meeting backed market expectations for borrowing costs to rise further.
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And brewers can discuss the finer points of Brettanomyces (a kind of wild yeast), the implications of brewing with sorghum and the finest fashion to keep their foeder in fine fettle.
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With his power game in fine fettle and Fognini struggling due to an ankle injury it was one-way traffic in the opening two sets as third seed Cilic romped ahead.
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He is soon up against a gang leader who's trying to go legit (Michelle Yeoh, in fine fettle) and a Western restaurateur with a secret (Dave Bautista, acquitting himself well), among others.
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America's most recent employment figures captured a jobs market in fine fettle: firms added 27,22018 new workers in October, while unemployment held near historically low levels and wages rose at a respectable clip.
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The Englishman's performance was a surprise since he had arrived at the tournament in fine fettle, seemingly poised to make another tilt at the Green Jacket two years after losing a playoff to Sergio Garcia.
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Djokovic looks in fine fettle ahead of this year's French Open, with the Madrid title in the bank and a run to the Rome final where the demands of a heavy week caught up with him against Nadal.
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"We know that consumers were in fine fettle in May, as the Royal Wedding and some good weather lifted spirits, and that's helped Sainsbury's to achieve a positive period of trading," Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said.
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The Ritz, a smart London hotel where Margaret Thatcher spent her last days, is in fine fettle, turning a neat annual profit and valued in the region of £800m—not bad for a property bought for a piffling £75m in 1995.
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"Loathe" is blessed with the band's iconic hairy, goopy, swampy tone, and would slot neatly onto an album like World Demise; the brothers Tardy are in fine fettle, and that groove—THAT FUCKING GROOVE—buddy, I'll tell ya, it doesn't get much better.
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Vocalist Tony Wakeford is still in fine fettle, and the stage was filled with what seemed like a dozen musicians who were all obvious masters of their respective instruments (and who seemed to be having a hell of a good time, too).
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LONDON, Aug 0.23 (Reuters) - World stocks, on their longest streak of monthly gains in more than a decade, rose on Tuesday amid further signs that the global economy is in fine fettle, while the beaten-down dollar edged up slightly from 14-month lows.
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Also: Tejal Rao's new recipe for fried chicken biscuit sandwiches, which, if you make them tomorrow night and wrap them in wax paper, will still be in fine fettle on Sunday afternoon, when you can take them to the park or the beach, the backyard or riverside.
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While Dickinson was always the main focus (it's impossible to take your eyes off him, really—he's a total kinetic force), his bandmates were in fine fettle as well, especially guitarist Janick Gers, whose flamboyant stage moves, skin-tight jeans, and pristine white high-tops were all pulled off with the studied grace of a man who's living a dream he's nurtured since he was sixteen.
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Daily Racing Form, April 21, 1925 Master Charlie Arrives: Reaches Jamaica Track in Fine Fettle and Bodily Health.Daily Racing Form, Master Charlie Arrives: Reaches Jamaica Track in Fine Fettle Health. In April 1926, Master Charlie was the favorite for the Kentucky Derby. The horse traveled from New Orleans to Jamaica with trainer Andy Blakely and jockey George Cooper.
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The Washington Post. D8. Kevin Thomas of the Los Angeles Times wrote that Eastwood and Reynolds were 'in fine fettle on their own and together, playing off each other beautifully. But the pleasure derived in watching them poke fun at themselves and each other in this period gangster comedy is spoiled by a numbing display of violence that is far too literal for such hokum.'Thomas, Kevin (December 7, 1984).
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Scott officially retired as editor of The Dalesman in the summer of 1969, left day-to-day operations some four years earlier. His long-standing assistant Mitchell took over as editor, while Scott remained on board as managing director. He and Dorothy took semi- retirement, moving from Clapham to Grange-over-Sands, in Cumbria, from where he would hold monthly management meetings with Mitchell and other senior staff. Scott retired leaving The Dalesman in fine fettle.
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John Doyle of The Globe and Mail said that 18 to Life "crackles with wit" and that "Peter Keleghan is in fine fettle as Tom's uptight dad." Quebecor Media's Bill Harris called the premise "kind of refreshing" and described it as a "Canadian combination of Meet the Parents and Modern Family." Rob Owen of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette described the series as a "gentle, intermittently entertaining Canadian import." He also compared 18 to Life to the sitcom Dharma & Greg.
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At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album has received an average score of 75, based on 19 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews". Alex Macpherson of The Guardian complimented Usher's vocals, saying that they "are in fine fettle", and found the album "most interesting" when it "goes in directions that don't cleave to obvious aesthetics". AllMusic's Andy Kellman felt that, despite Usher's shift to dance music, "he's more of a creative force when he's working with slower, soul-rooted material".Kellman, Andy.
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The single "South of the Border" (written by Jimmy Kennedy), with its syncopated rhythms and Spanish flair, is a favourite Wright song with American audiences. In 1995, Wright performed at the State Dinner in Dublin CastleThe Ulster Herald, 10 April 2008 Entertainment: Finbar Wright in Fine Fettle, para.8 in honour of US President Bill Clinton. He was invited to sing again for President Clinton in Washington, DC. In 1999, Daniel O'Donnell asked Wright to join him at the London Royal Albert Hall for a concert, prompting him to state: "Daniel and I are going to be like the new Irish rat pack".
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Reviewing the album for Classic Rock magazine, David Stubbs claimed that "BCCIV thrives on the contrasting creativity of the seasoned, soulful ... Hughes and the pyrotechnic, Pageian riffery of co-songwriter Bonamassa". Erlewine outlined that "the group has palpable chemistry and ... they're instrumentally in fine fettle here", while Express & Star writer Leigh Sanders called the album "simply brilliant" and claimed that "There is no filler here. Each track is engaging and masterful as these super musicians combine to show how rock should be done." National Rock Review's Adam Kennedy agreed that "you don't find yourself skipping tracks, there are no fillers, from start to finish you hear a band at the top of their game".
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Songs segue together with such frequency that you end up with what seems like several marathon slam-jams [...] Though new-ish vocalist Scott Reynolds is merely serviceable, the rest of the band is in fine fettle. Billy Stevenson's hammering drum shots are still lethal weapons, while Stephen Egerton also serves up some marvelously warped Black Flag-ish guitar parts." Chris Morris of Musician said that "the club date caught herein captures the sweetly cranked-up fervor that has become the quartet's hallmark. Vocalist Scott Reynolds' work is rawer here than on All's more polished yet still febrile studio records, but the explosive tenderness of numbers like 'Fool', 'Skin Deep', and 'She’s My Ex' combines the songwriting assets of the Buzzcocks and early Black Flag.
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Four of these came from the increasingly influential Jordan Abdull, whilst the other was scored by Rhys Williams, the 100th of the Welshmen's prolific career with the Broncos. The Londoners began the second half in similar vein, and another Rhys Williams four pointer was added to by a Kieran Dixon brace, the second a trademark length of the field effort, scores which were ultimately sufficient to withstand a late four try in five minutes Wakefield Trinity riposte as London Broncos registered two crucial points with a (42-34) victory. London Broncos headed to Anfield for the Magic Weekend in fine fettle, level on points with fellow strugglers Hull Kingston Rovers and Leeds Rhinos and an intriguing match-up with the latter, who had recently dispensed with the services of coach, David Furner. In the event a slow start to each half was to prove extremely costly for the Londoners as they fell to a narrow (22-24) reversal despite a brace from the in-form Jordan Abdull and further tries from Ryan Morgan and the much sought after Alex Walker.
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