Sentence examples for must be fine from inspiring English sources
Well, then, everything must be fine.
Sometimes teenagers will say, 'No one noticed anything, so I thought I must be fine.' Notice.
"Every time a new state agency said, 'yeah, you are fine, your credentials are checked,' and I thought hell's bells, I must be fine".
Meanwhile, the fogeys nod off over their glasses of constipation remedy, believing that it's prime time in America, so everything must be fine.
"Everything must be fine.
Drugs can prevent clots, but also increase the risk of bleeding, and so doses must be fine-tuned to keep a patient on the thin line between two potential disasters.
As a result, real estate lawyers say, since every real estate contract must be fine-tuned to meet the needs of the parties and the deal, no form contract on its own truly covers all the needs that have to be met.
"We are a country that respects pluralism and diversity, and there is a liberal intolerance that says anyone who dares follow a biblical teaching of marriage must be persecuted, must be fined, must be driven out of business," he said.
Any cyclist who uses a public road or the sidewalk without wearing these license plates must be fined, arrested and kept in jail until his next court date.
This implies that the design of microfinance institutions' lending programs must be fine-tuned to ensure group members' compliance.
