There are interlineary annotations in a fine state of preservation.
The writing and the illuminations are of the latter part of the XVth century; and although they are gorgeous, and in a fine state of preservation, yet is the character of the art but secondary, and rather common.
In using loam or peat to mix with artificial manures, they should be first dried and then riddled; while if ashes be used, they should be previously reduced to a fine state.
The action of bones prepared in this way is of course very speedy, but the difficulty of applying a manure in such a fine state of division to the soil is great.
The ease with which bones when ground into a fine stateof division putrefy, is evidenced by the fact that bone-flour has to be salted in order to enable it to keep.
When I gained the gun-deck once more, I found the old sailor in a fine state of anxiety concerning us.
With three ships in sight, and the odds in favor of all being enemies, it can well be understood that we were in a fine state of excitement.
The whole piece is, throughout, richly and warmly coloured, and in a fine state of preservation.
It is a small, thick quarto volume; written in the cursive Greek character, upon soft and fair coloured vellum, and adorned with numerous illuminations in a fine state of preservation.
The whole picture is rich and mellow in its colouring, and in a fine stateof preservation.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fine state" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
