Sentence examples for fine to speak from inspiring English sources

It's fine to speak with journalists before the embargo date, but it never hurts to remind them of the embargo.

And if it's fine to speak to North Korea, why rule out talking, as Mr Obama says he would, to Iran?

As news of the protests spread around the world last week, Afghan officials across the country gathered elders and religious leaders and told them that it was fine to speak out against the film, "The Innocence of Muslims," but that they should urge people to stay calm and avoid violence.

Notice that a plurality can have a single member, so it's fine to speak of one fact being grounded in another fact.

In others, it's fine to speak openly about it.

Things like 'Although it's fine to speak the instructions' and 'Please fix this problem here' might be spoken in a cute voice".

It's fine for me to speak in both of our names".

"Some very fine novels seem to speak much more to one culture than another and are rooted in something local".

As world leaders argue, disagree and fail to solve anything, the Church has a fine new opportunity to speak out about what sort of society we want.

But the papers did not report the fine type, so to speak, which showed that almost all the recent gain was made by families with incomes of over $7,500, and that the rate at which poverty is being eliminated has slowed down alarmingly since 1953.

Enter Musely's new Collagen & Multivitamin Powder, where you mix a packet with 10 oz. of water and drink away your fine lines, so to speak to supposedly 20% younger-looking, firmer skin.