It seems to work just fine.

I think that would work just fine.

I'd like to work. Anything is fine.

Work is fine, but what you want...

Everything is fine. Except that I'm out of work.

And these policies work fine without taxes, subsidies or mandates.

The crack work, this fine network of cracks, left, ah.

Oh, they work fine. Sure, but there's no system in anything

You have to stay here. Everything's startin' to work out fine.

Fine, fine.

Fine, fine.

Fine, fine.

Fine, fine...

Fine. Fine.

Fine. Fine.

Fine, fine.

Fine, fine.

Fine, fine.

And I'll feel fine! Fine! Fine!

You shall weave the coat in checker work of fine linen, and you shall make a turban of fine linen, and you shall make a sash, the work of the embroiderer.

So, for example, there are a number of systems that work perfectly fine.

Fine, fine, fine. Hey, yo, listen up!

Ah, fine, fine.

Ahhh... fine, fine.

Fine, that's fine.

Fine, that's fine.

Fine. They're fine.

Fine, sir, fine.

Fine. Just fine.

Fine, just fine.

Just fine, fine.

So many fine letters from colonial families... and missionary fathers about your good work.

It's fine, fine. Here.

Fine. Fine. Looks great.

Fine. Just fine, thanks.

It's fine, it's fine.

Oh, sure. Fine, fine.

Fine, fine. He's new?

Fine, fine, don't do it!

We're fine. We're just fine.

Oh, he's just fine, fine.

Fine gorilla. Very fine specimen.

She's fine. Fine, thank you.

Oh, that's fine. That's fine.

Moreover they that work in fine flax, and they that weave networks, shall be confounded.