Sentence examples for fine into from inspiring English sources

You have no beliefs so will fit fine into any.

Most of McKenzie's acquisitions have been weak-tea story ballets or big-nothing aerobic workouts that would have fit fine into Peter Martins's Diamond Project.

Mr. Melmotte, who would fit just fine into today's business world, is a confidence man who takes London by storm in the late 1800's.

The appeals panel of the United Nations court last month converted the fine into a seven-day prison term and asked French authorities to find and arrest Ms. Hartmann.

In some groups, members who break an annual quota — by flying or driving, for example — must pay a fine into a central account that is redistributed to those who emit less than the annual quota.

To put the fine into perspective it might be worth remembering that the potential £1bn fine is the same amount of money BAE allegedly paid Prince Bandar in bribes for a Saudi arms deal.

That has thrown the future of the fines into doubt.

The settlement took some of Baxter's disciplinary fines into account, and Baxter was eventually awarded $181,151.72.

Some modern OCC mills find that rejecting 'inactive' fines into the waste stream can be more profitable than using them in the manufactured product, particularly recycled linerboard.

They price the potential fines into the product as a cost of doing business.

The bacterial suspension (100 µl) was injected into the base of a crayfish walking leg, and 10 µl of the bacterial suspension or insect Ringer solution was injected using Ultra-Fine needle, 31G×8 mm, (BD Micro-Fine) into the abdominal part of Tenebrio larvae at the position between the third and the second segments.