Sentence examples for be fine for him from inspiring English sources

And while that may be fine for him, it shouldn't be fine with us.

"We knew that a mile would be fine for him, even though he has loads of speed, but ground was what we were always hoping would make the difference.

Five-day entrants Voy Por Ustedes and Twist Magic have been withdrawn owing to good to firm going at Exeter but Philip Hobbs, trainer of Fair Along, said: "The ground should be fine for him - we know he can handle it quick".

If he could just hand over the reins to successors with national reputations and, crucially, the ability to articulate what the Democratic Party stands for, it would be fine for him to focus on his own projects until the next time he's called on to give a Convention speech.

"It's fine for him to be my coach and father," Capriati said.

Lord Pearson, Ukip's leader, said this morning that it was fine for him to remain parliamentary candidate for Ilford South.

That's fine for him, since he's at the office all day, but not for the rest of the family.

Richard Milward joins us for drinks until gone 1am which is fine for him because he doesn't have to get up early the next day.

Fast ground is fine for him and his poor effort two runs ago at Chester had a lot to do with soft going.

He was convicted in April 2012, yet the league never thought to review the implications then, which reinforces the impression they thought it was fine for him to play for one of their clubs again the minute he was out.

Mr. Braz wanted the proposal to be a surprise, but unfortunately, the Bernsteins left a message on the couple's answering machine saying it was fine for him to visit.