| It examines with a fine toothcomb the aspirations of each character and how these are challenged by their relationships. |
| That's why we want people to go through our savings figures with a fine toothcomb. |
| The Leaf is now built at Nissan's Sunderland plant and has been gone through with a fine engineering toothcomb to make it more attractive to a potential buyer. |
| You also need a special toothcomb to get them out of the hair. |
| We can toothcomb the statistics, scowl over the double counting, curl a lip at florid rhetoric. |
| We must go through what we define as being the central aspects of our policies with a fine toothcomb, and we must work together to see that our proposals are properly financed. |
