Sentence examples for fine for something from inspiring English sources

Choose your gauge depending on the event: fine for something sleek under a suit, or chunkier if you're off to a more outdoorsy do.

Perdita Kark, the daughter of Austen Kark, one of the passengers who died in the crash: said: "It's offensive that I pay a fine for something that killed my father".

A nasty fine for something that's not really a big deal?

A black dress, fitted, with a little bit of shirring at the waist is fine for something like dinner out, just as long as it's not floor length.

When Ian Holloway says, 'What do the FA need the money for?' after being fined for something, I can think of about 45 good causes.

While the picture touches occasionally on the current economic crisis and problems of downsizing (Pete and Debbie are faced with the possibility of exchanging their fine house for something more modest), This Is 40 is closer to The Philadelphia Story than The Grapes of Wrath when it comes to reflecting a national Depression.

When a company pays a $5 billion fine for doing something that's illegal, yeah, I think we can bring charges against the executives," he said.

David Beckham confronted Los Angeles Galaxy fans earlier this year, and Clint Mathis was fined $500 for something similar in 2003, though neither could be construed as an outright attack.

This was fine when asking for something else by Pascal.

So olive oil — especially "pure," which is a step below extra-virgin and in theory less expensive — is a fine option, especially for something in which you'd like its flavor, which could include any of the recipes here.

"Government has now entered the four walls to your home to say you can be fined for doing something that your neighbor doesn't like".