Sentence examples for fine takes from inspiring English sources
"Mighty Fine" takes its title from words in a poem Natalie enters in a national competition.
Judging by the numbers, people usually do like the films Mr. Fine takes to the Emelin.
The latest fine takes Clear Channel's total indecency bill to more than $2.5m.
Hand-fishing for giant catfish is a primeval calling for some of the rougher outdoorsmen of the South and mid-west and as one puts it, a $500 fine "takes the fun out of it".Noodling is a little akin to "tickling" salmid-west andish burns, but aslonemessier.
The misdemeanor, punishable by 90 days in jail or a $500 fine, takes aim at people who obtain money for "claimed or pretended use of occult powers" to give advice, answer questions or "exorcise, influence or affect evil spirits or curses".
The Commission said the size of the fine takes into account "the duration and gravity of the infringement".
On Tuesday, he looked fine taking one-timers in practice.
He said the fine took account of Kerr's "limited" financial circumstances.
I've always been fine taking penalties; I'm O.K. with the pressure of deciding a game.
You know, work hard, play hard?" I'm of the mind that Albert Einstein was fine taking himself seriously.
The jury issued a beanball: Ok, fine, take your base — but not without a bruise to show for it.
