The food was fine, but I would never go back.

Any way he can be at his best is fine with me.

In the light of the next morning I was fine.

If a child is doing fine in school, then great!

Today should be a good day for fine art in Washington.

But he said the company will do just fine without the B-2.

The next day I was fine and went to work.

They have come together again here, and are in fine form.

The line between life and art was a fine one.

Did the president really mean anything by those fine words?

Most of his fine art was done from 1912 to 1921.

So do not look at the light, and you will be fine.

With such a fine mind* how can he have been so wrong?

Figure out what your thing is and you'll be fine.

But most kids would be just fine in state school.

Just 1 in the last 200 years will do fine.

How are you and your family doing, fine I hope.

In fact, some people seem to get along just fine.

So, any time of the year will be fine really.

All would have been fine if they'd left well enough alone.

Do what I tell you and we'll get along fine.

She can rest for a while and she'll be fine.

Had made sure to do a fine job for her.

Fine work for my first day on the new job.

What more could any man ask on a fine May morning?

And they would have to pay the fines, for real.

He also is to pay $104,000 in fines to the local.

I don't want the money from the fines for my personal use.

Fines can also be used as a form of tax.

I'd bring the book back, pay my fines, then take it out again a week or two later.

The word fine is used in English with more than one meaning.

The going rate has been $1,000 or more in fines.

They are also subject to fines of up to $250,000.

The two face up to three years in prison, and fines.

That brought total fines in the case to $437 million.

They face 10 years in prison and fines of $250,000.

The company was forced to pay $1 million in fines.

The two men also agreed to pay $105 million in fines.

Those fines could amount to more than $10 million for the county in the first year.

The cost to the city was $100,600 and they received $85,000 in fines.

Under the new agreement, the city does not have to pay the fines.

A few days later, she had to sell the car to pay off the $2,500 in fines.

It was one of the largest fines in recent history.

After paying their fines, both companies went on doing business.

The fines were for $10 each, but they set a tone.

The men paid $240 fines and now meet across the street.

The city's fines start at $100 and double every day.

The failure to do so will result in large fines.

The companies have 30 days to pay or appeal the $100 fines.

Red light cameras with fines of $75 are also in use.

You can get a fine education in any of them.

He got a fine job right after that, you know.

Or do business, ask for forgiveness later and get a fine?

She will be glad to get a fine baby like this.

For such a price one might get a fine dancer.

We've got a fine floor show lined up for you, if I do say so myself!

But he did get a fine location, a corner lot across from a car park.

There's a good field around this grove, and we can get a fine take off.

You've got a fine husband and it's time you stopped this flying business.

"Someone could get a fine price for it," she says.

He's got a war to run and once we succeed he'll get a fine show of destruction.

You also get a fine demonstration of the Greek political process.

He's got a fine language and he speaks it perfectly well.

People can even be taken to court and get a fine of up to $1000.

The other three came around him and I got a fine shot of the men and the car.

Does it get a fine and points on its licence?

He's there to get a fine handle to his name and what goes with it."

"Otherwise, she would have to come illegally into the county, and I could get a fine for that," he said.

"So you got a fine and did community service?"

He's got a fine collection of those, so I hear - began to stuff them himself as a boy."

They've got a fine flavor of our own younger enthusiasm.

I don't wonder at all that she's got a fine place.

We got a fine example of your Constitutional understanding on another thread, earlier this week.

It picks you up wonderfully, and we've got a fine stock.

"But I'm not going to blow up on the refs and get a fine right now."

A. Only if you want to risk getting a ticket.

"Everyone in town wants to know how to get a ticket."

You could probably just get a ticket for less than that.

Next day it's the only way to get a ticket.

We could get a ticket in each state and still be fine.

Will go back later in the run - if I can get a ticket.

His car might get a ticket, but he could always risk it.

"You will most likely get a ticket and have to pay a fine."

"I think you can get a ticket for anything here," he said the other day.

If I get a ticket, there goes my day's work.

People often wait for ten years before they can get a ticket.

She did not even get a ticket to watch the event.

"Hands up all those who managed to get a ticket"

She wondered if he were getting a ticket right now.

I'm going to the concert if I can get a ticket.

Now, to put a cap on everything, she was going to get a ticket.

We never did get a ticket, but I was speeding.

Try getting a ticket for the opera come to that.

"Go to the information desk and get a ticket, then watch the board."

But one day I drove through a stop sign and got a ticket.

A friend got a ticket to today's game from his boss and he gave it to her.

"My brother would kill me if I got a ticket."

But this will probably require continued fear of getting a ticket.

"Do you know how embarrassing it would be if I got a ticket?"

"I'd rather get this done and risk getting a ticket than wait around," he said.