Sentence examples for it alright for from inspiring English sources
We had the rich threatening not to pay their taxes unless their security was guaranteed (is it alright for the poor to remain unprotected?).
Somewhere in my 40s I thought, 'this is exhausting, trying to make it alright for everybody and trying to please everyone all the time.' It doesn't mean you have to turn in and be entirely selfish – it just means you have to stop a little bit of that".
"Why's it alright for them and not me?
I'm just thankful to be singing because singing to me is like medicine--it makes everything alright, and I wanted to make it alright for the people that are listening, you know?
He's been known chiefly for his songwriting, having co-written Luke Bryan's hit "Drink a Beer," an ode to a departed friend; Kenny Chesney's No. 1 country hit "Never Wanted Nothing More;" "Love's Gonna Make It Alright" for George Strait; and "Come Back Song" for Darius Rucker, among many others.
8. Hillary Clinton is constantly involved in scandal and either the victim of a "surreal witch hunt" according to James Carville, a conspiracy among intelligence agencies (a Clinton spokesman says the government has "competing views" on what is classified, apparently making it alright for a retroactively classified email to be on a private server), or controversy.
"I play against the men to try to convince women that its alright for them to play this game.
Stop recording Ask everyone that appears in it if it is alright for you to keep this recording.
"But they never show that, do they?" As for photos of him posing with gangster-style, pistol-hand gestures, "It was alright for Madonna to do it, and it's alright for Adele to do it – but not a black person.
Feltz: How could it be then that you would think that it is alright for Naz Shah to mention Hitler at all?
Watch videos on the games on a website like youtube.com or ign.com to determine if it is alright for the kids in question and if it isn't too violent, sexual, negatively suggestive, or just downright wrong.
