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Discover LudwigThe sentence "We are alright" is correct and suitable for written English.
You can use it to describe the state or condition of a group of people, such as in the following sentence: "Although the storm was very strong, we are alright - the shelter we found provided us with enough protection."
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"We are alright Monday to Friday, but that's not what it's about is it?
I have had customers phoning up asking if we are going to be open and I have had family and friends phoning up to make sure we are alright.
So we are alright.
When asked if we are alright, it's simpler to say yes and fake a smile then, to be honest, and show genuine human emotion.
While the public tide is perhaps turning on issues such as stop and frisk and order-maintenance policing, generally speaking we've made a social agreement that we are alright with the lives of young men being ruined to buoy our perception of safety -- this is a price that we are willing to pay.
" Another reason we are alright is the other residents: "No, she's OK.
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Rodgers explained: "Initially we lacked goals, defensively we were alright.
Its galloping track "We're Alright Now" has Springsteen-worthy rousing abilities.
They come here, they switch the radio on, and they go, 'Oh – we're alright, BFBS are here.
We walk away 1-0, we're alright.' I think we possibly pushed a little bit when we shouldn't have pushed to try and get the goal back, because getting the goal back wasn't important".
It returned to the surface with a scrap of paper carrying a message scrawled in red felt-tip pen: "We're alright in the shelter, the 33 of us".
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