Sentence examples for fine like this from inspiring English sources
I am fine like this – I can focus on my work on the pitch and that is all.
"It is a telling indictment of New York's inadequate election law," said Susan Lerner, executive director of Common Cause New York, "that there could be any question at all whether a fine like this one, levied for intentional misconduct, could be paid out of campaign funds".
They freeze fine like this.
As Diana Souhami relates in a new biography, when the priest arrived at the prison the evening before the execution, the German guard told him she was a fine woman–"like this", he said, and stiffened his back.The execution was a propaganda coup for the Allies.
It is as if we've been so anaesthetised by the events of the past five years that fines like this – accompanied by publication of the now customary series of deeply incriminating emails – have lost their capacity to shock.
That's fine for most people unless, like this reporter, you struggle with heights.
David Streitfeld's piece on Steve Jobs's management style was full of fine touches like this one.
"She said it would be fine just like this, not to put rhinestones all the way round," she said.
Such ease normally wouldn't be worth mentioning; one expects confidence from fine craftsman like this singer and songwriter.
Apparently, we do not like too many jokes in our sit-coms, even fine ones like this: George: Why should manslaughter be the least form of homicide?
