| Mersey Docks remains in fine fettle financially, and steadfastly independent. |
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| Lumb also looked in fine fettle and he had galloped on to 33 by the close when Wood was 109 and their third wicket stand worth 111 in 22 overs. |
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| The bench rabbets seen at the bottom of the photograph would not be much easier to fettle. |
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| Last year people travelled from all over including Chamaniox and Lyon for us to fettle their bike and particularly their disc brakes. |
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| Recent inspections of troops have shown them to be tough, well trained, and in good fettle. |
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| When his serve and his forehand are not in fine fettle there is very little left of Roddick's game. |
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| The popular lady from Ballyglass, Scardaune was in fine fettle and was delighted that so many friends came along to share in the celebrations. |
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| Namely, that this global warming, de-forestation and pollution stuff is all bunk, the planet has never been in finer fettle etc. |
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| The captain, former England wicket keeper Lea Ames could not play much because of an injury but vice captain Frank Worrell was in fine fettle. |
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| Relatives and neighbours were joined by staff members in making this a special occasion for the popular Ellie who was in fine fettle and enjoyed all the festivities. |
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| Given a rest from Cup duties this week by coach Mathijssen, Akpala the perfectionist should be in fine fettle for the challenges ahead. |
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| Like a ray of sunlight in the storm, river tourism came through 2008-2009 in fine fettle. |
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| It is one of the world's top international companies with some 200 million customers worldwide, and has emerged from the late 1990s telecoms bubble in fine fettle. |
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| Ross Comm, currently a 25-1 chance with William Hill, is reported to be in fine fettle after winning his last two races by a combined distance of 34 lengths. |
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| Meanwhile, Pumas go into their decisive showdown with Pachuca in fine fettle following last week's 8-0 win over Veracruz. |
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| We've all recovered well in readiness for tackling the Atlantic, with a boat that's in equally fine fettle, which augurs well for the next stage! |
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| Striker Eddie Johnson looked in fine fettle as he scored one and set up the other two. |
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| Seongnam are in fine fettle themselves after dispatching Incheon United 6-0 in their last outing. |
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| With his charges in such fine fettle in Venezuela, the prospects of him landing a third title next weekend look good. |
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| Sweet smelling and in fine fettle, you knew only something good would eventually come from these piles of decomposing vegetation. |
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| This cooperation is dynamic and in good fettle as it conforms with the identity and area of jurisdiction of the parties involved. |
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| My carbide light was very dim by now so I stopped to fettle it. |
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| So far they have beaten teams from the bottom two sections and are clearly in fine fettle at the moment, but they will need to be on their mettle on Sunday. |
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| The Africans looked in fine fettle early on, but some rough play, general indiscipline and a howler by goalkeeper Ousman Darboe allowed the Asian champions to shade the result. |
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| A day earlier, the doomsayer in chief was in even finer fettle. |
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| Our decade-long relationship was in fine fettle. |
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| Outdoors or in, Montreal's many rinks abound with grandparents in fine fettle, grandchildren getting the feel of their first blades, and lovers gliding hand in hand. |
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| The holders are in fine fettle after dispatching Indonesia's Persipura Jayapura 4-1 in the AFC Champions League on Tuesday, while Suwon were held to a goalless draw by Japan's Gamba Osaka in the same competition a day later. |
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| Les Bleuettes enter the tournament in fine fettle, having qualified for the UEFA U-17 championships in some style, disposing of Italy 5-0 to secure their place. |
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| The transport sector in metrobasel is still in fine fettle. |
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| Today Ernst is seventy-five, in fine fettle despite the gloomy prognosis of the doctor who, many many years ago, diagnosed a heart defect and pronounced him unfit for military service, saying he didn't have long to live. |
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| The motto of our company is concern for the health and fine fettle of our Clients, therefore we offer the beauty care products which bind the scientifically verified natural ingredients and modern technologies. |
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| Loïck Peyron, in particularly fine fettle this Friday, looks back at the encounters he had early this morning: After losing time under the famous cloud yesterday, I've really got back into the thick of the action. |
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| Handling the plug-in to fettle the sound of upsurge files attenuating loud parts while boosting quieter ones, enhancing the voice of the recordings of your instruments or vocals. |
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| The 28-year-old singer was in fine fettle as she sang four tracks, including a brilliant acoustic version of Keane's Somewhere Only We Know. |
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| The third seed looked in fine fettle and next faces a rematch with Cypriot Marcos Baghdatis, who he beat in the third round of Wimbledon. |
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| Micky Hammond's grey will revel in the step up to a mile and three-quarters and has been in fine fettle since his attentions were switched back to the Flat. |
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| The Ancients are in fine fettle after progressing to the semi-finals of the Welsh Cup with last week's fine 1-0 win at Welsh Premier side Aberystwyth Town. |
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| Greece finally won the right to use the term exclusively in 2005, forcing Shepherd's Purse to change the name of its Yorkshire Feta to Fine Fettle. |
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