Sentence examples for fine next from inspiring English sources

"If I walk in as Joe Citizen, the politicians say, 'Yeah, fine, next,' " he said.

officer sits the wife down at a table outside her house for the standard lecture, notification of a fine next time and the signing of the pledge with a thumbprint.

If you find it difficult to roll it this fine, next time add a splash or two of olive oil when mixing the dough; this should make it more supple.

"This is the problem wolves have everywhere: They live fine next to people, but people don't live fine next to them," Smith says.

Also there's not time, you know, we have twenty minutes/half an hour, we've to do their feet, BP, cholesterol and right at the end it's 'are you depressed?'nono?', (phew!) that's fine, next!…(Study 2, Group 1b, Specialist Diabetes Nurse) For most nurses, the inclusion of questions on emotional health at the end of a long list of physical health priorities minimised its importance.

If progress was satisfactory - subsequent action plans were set and/or new goal(s) negotiated as illustrated in this health professionals account of a conversation she had with a patient after a successful visit to the local shop: Health Professionals 5 "Right, we've been to the shop and everything's gone fine, next time I'm going to get you to walk in [the shop] and I'm going to wait at the door.

So they should do just fine next week against Detroit.

"I think he'll be fine next week, and if he is, then he'll be playing".

Assuming the plants are not hybrids, the seeds will work fine next year as long as they are sound.

The city will be fine next year too, even if it doesn't rain, and even if the Rio Grande stays low.

Asked about the looming budget crisis, he said: "We've gotten through this year, and we're going to do fine next year as well.