Sentence examples for fine to make from inspiring English sources

It agrees to pay a huge fine to make the charges go away.

In the meantime, my other grills work fine to make galbi, Korean short ribs — utterly simple and completely delicious.

(It's also fine to make the recipe with pre-trimmed legs from the butcher, and leave the rendering for another day).

It's fine to make people comfortable with talking about what's negative, but if you yourself aren't really acknowledging the good things, that tends to eventually wear on people.

Here is what politicians apparently cannot understand: it's absolutely fine to make policy based on ideology, whim, faith, principles, and all the other things we are used to.

Previously, the Knicks wanted to look the other way, or soften the blow of a fine, to make sure they didn't alienate Sprewell.

But Ms. Addleman and others said they often faced a common-sense question from users and management: Why not raise fines to make money and serve more people?

"So it's a whole new set of criminal powers, new fines to make sure we continue the fight against tax evasion and avoidance," Osborne said.

The intentions are the very finest, to make Mum better, and she cooperates with extraordinary willingness with everything they put her through.

This is a fine point to make.

Force potatoes through a fine sieve to make a puree.