fine for something

She would be fine for several days, perhaps even weeks or months.

Maybe Tom had thought we'd all be fine for one night, with him at home to protect us.

But we started getting together, and that was fine for me.

The force is a fine one, if a little too small for the job.

It's fine for him to have a go at me like that.

It could be fine for the rest of the year.

They seemed to know he was far too fine for them.

In other words, it's fine for the president to break the law.

I think going in there the night before is just fine for us.

It's fine for a try or two and nothing more.

We're going to fine him for all the trouble he caused.

The companies will be fined the same amount for every day they are late.

I think I'll have to fine him for that.

I can see getting fined for this when doing it on the field, but the locker room?

"How much do they fine you for that stuff?"

He was fined the equivalent of a few hundred dollars for that.

Cuban had been fined seven times previously for a total of $505,000.

Will they be fined for the next eight years on the trot?

Levy said the Bills and several other teams fine their players for dirty play.

In 1997, he was fined ten thousand dollars for an environmental offense.