in fine feather

For the moment, he was in fine feather.

His fighters were all Spanish crosses, and they were in fine feather.

The little actress was in fine feather.

At last he said, "Aye, she's in fine feather.

In Fine Feathers.

However, judging from the vigorous chirps coming from the shrubbery, my guess is that the nest is full and the birds are all in fine feather.

She would give Hal his full twelve-month due, and she certainly could not feed Lady Caldfort's twisted mind by appearing for dinner in fine feathers.

March 7, 1913: Frank M. Case, owner of the Algonquin, sues Eugene Walter asking $2,000 for his share of the royalties in Fine Feathers.

Max Figman, who plays in Fine Feathers, delivers an address presenting the theatre on behalf of the management and the address of acceptance is made by Assemblyman Louis Gibb.

The fact, however, was that the Brooklyn-born Jackson had not quite honed his New York moxie, while Cheeks's considerable Chicago-bred basketball intellect, which had helped the 76ers win the title in 1983, was still in fine feather.

Dowley was in fine feather, and I early got him started, and then adroitly worked him around onto his own history for a text and himself for a hero, and then it was good to sit there and hear him hum.