I think horse racing is fine and will always be fine.
Greek travel blogger John Malathronas says: "Those islands with airports such as Corfu, Crete or Mykonos will always be fine: they will always have tourists.
Well, no, tragically, you can't relax, on holiday or anywhere else, if relaxing means knowing that your children will always be fine.
"As long as we're always reaching the top of the pyramid, then we'll always be fine," Mr. Lane said.
We can't talk about future, but we wish we'll always be fine, don't we?
There will always be a fine balance to be struck between freedom and security, but the proposals detailed today mark a decisive move away from the paranoid, authoritarian state presided over by Labour.
But Ryan's going to have a long career in Congress and will retire to a top dollar lobbying firm or corporate boards or both and he'll earn thousands of dollars for having a haircut, so I don't know what he's worried about, his children will always be just fine.
While the unit primitives for grafting new fragments onto an existing molecular sketch are entirely sufficient for building up many complex molecules, there will always be structures which need to be fine tuned, or drawn with nonstandard parameters.
I for one will always be grateful for the fine memories Sandy provided during his stellar career, and the rollercoaster of emotions that he put us all through on that final Sunday at Augusta, complete with one of the most memorable shots and stunning final holes ever in major championship history.
While, "there will always be people who are just fine taking what they're given," Mr. Henry said, more and more people will be enticed by "programming their own media".
She has the darkest possible view of its preparatory rituals: by flipping dreamily through Modern Bride and Martha Stewart Weddings, a bride is trying to create a new self "whose skin always glows with happiness, whose life is one of such grace that the fine china will always be in use".
