I turned out fine, but I also could have not.
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" As an example: "I wasn't vaccinated, and I turned out fine.
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A blood test the boy took one month ago turned out fine.
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Also your flat headed kid turned out fine yes yes yes I agree.
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It let kids fight Satan, as God, and we all turned out fine.
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I was spanked growing up, and yes, I think I turned out fine.
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We were smacked as kids and turned out fine, so smacking doesn't hurt anyone.
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I turned out fine, as most people who get opioids in these settings do.
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The review turned out fine, I think, and I swore never to do it again.
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So, to whatever plane he is on, I can say that it turned out fine.
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" Besides, "nobody" in his family believed in "that stuff" and they all turned out "fine.
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My parents were hard on me — or my mom was — and look, I turned out fine.
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To say "I turned out fine" is an arrogant dismissal of an alternative evidence-based view.
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I journaled every detail so that I could look back and remember that it all turned out fine.
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Those committed to their messy ways retort that Einstein's desk was a mess and he turned out fine.
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Fortunately, his medical team was prepared and everything turned out fine ... and he looks perfectly stable on a bicycle.
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But she brought some outfits, she did her hair and makeup herself, and those first photos turned out fine.
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Grandpa thinks his daughter, Marie, is crazy to go to Arkangel — he had let her run around, and she turned out fine.
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And hey, if it's any consolation, many of us here at Gizmodo dot com were raised by TVs and we turned out fine.
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" He said he was able to let the air clear and things turned out fine, reassuring me "there was never a fire danger.
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Well, I am still wearing skinny jeans even though they have been memorialized for literal years, and that has turned out fine for me.
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"Kids Turned Out Fine" is ostensibly an acid trip, but each scene also underscores the song's themes of acceptance, growth, and diversity of experiences.
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We all easily could've died, and though two people vomited on the way there, we made it, and everything turned out fine—better than fine.
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Everything always turned out fine, which reflects the statistics: Most women who have an abnormality on their mammograms will be O.K. This time, not me.
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" In Akron, he suggested that "grandkids are great because you can send them home," before reassuring his audience, "My daughters, all kidding aside, turned out fine.
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When I opened the door he told me to calm down because he had already run one load with green paint and it turned out fine.
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Source: FactSet Most of the historical evocations cite instances where conditions looked precarious but things turned out fine for markets, at least for a couple of years.
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This was a very long and frustrating situation that nearly broke the band; in the end, everything turned out fine again, but it took some years to achieve this.
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So far, things have turned out fine — I've only been billed a $150 copayment for my ER trip, and the mastitis cleared up a few days after the visit.
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So far in the World Series, the Red Sox' biggest mistake is a bounced first pitch by their grand old man, Carl Yastrzemski, before the opener — and even that turned out fine.
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Things turned out fine for both sides: Shockey caught a touchdown pass for the Saints in their Super Bowl XLIV win, and the Giants upset the Patriots again in Super Bowl XLVI.
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Though I'm sure my name and Venmo photo still live somewhere on a watch list at the Treasury Department, everything turned out fine now that my roommate and I are squared away.
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He was worried the drink might have gone off because dry vermouth will spoil when it's left in a hot space, but they turned out fine; Mort believes that the vodka may have saved the drinks.
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The album turned out fine...I mean, it didn't sound very good [chuckles] but again, it was the first album with [this] lineup, so we were really trying to venture into uncharted territory for ourselves, you know?
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Yeah. You know, the interview itself basically turned out fine, but I'd done an In Conversation piece with Bernadette Peters and she was very nice and insightful about her work, but there was a level of personal revelation that she was not willing to go to.
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Missy Elliott, "Tempo" Jess: BØRNS, "Electric Love" Jonathan: Rosalía, "Pienso en tu mirá" Julia L.: Cimafunk, "Me Voy" Julia S.: FKA twigs, "Cellophane" Kelly: A$AP Rocky, "Kids Turned Out Fine" Larissa: Nina Simone, "My Baby Just Cares For Me (Live at Vine St. Bar & Grill/1987)" Lisa C.: Radiohead, "Fake Plastic Trees" Lisa T.: Kevin Morby, "City Music" Luke: Sufjan Stevens, "Holland" Lynsea: Barbatuques, "Baiana" Marc: Yussef Kamaal, "Calligraphy" Michael B.: Dinah Washington & Max Richter, "This Bitter Earth / On the Nature of Daylight" Michael J.: Carly Rae Jepsen, "Want You In My Room" Neena: ESG, "Get Funky" Paige: Missy Elliott, "Pass That Dutch" Rachel: Ray LaMontagne, "No Other Way" Samantha: Neil Diamond, "Cracklin' Rosie" Sindhu: Freshlyground, "Ask Me" Stella: Candi Staton, "Young Hearts Run Free" Theo: Dirty Gold, "California Sunrise" Wendy: Steve Reich, The Smith Quartet, "Triple Quartet Duet" Adam Liptak explains the legal vulnerability of Roe v.
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At one time they were reported to have 50,000 sheep grazing in northern Arizona. Individually and as partners they had business interests in ranching, real estate, land development, mining, a butcher shop, an ice plant, railroads, and banking. J.F. Daggs owned the Flagstaff Brewery which turned out "fine beer" according to their ad in the Coconino Sun newspaper. R.E. and A.J. Daggs were attorneys.
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Originally the site of a foundry in the 19th century, Lawton's mill turned out fine combed cotton textiles, reaching a maximum capacity of 130,000 spindles and employing as many as 1,200 people. Between 1906 and 1911 Lawton built 125 Colonial Revival duplexes as housing for some of those workers. The success of the mill prompted the growth of Plainfield's commercial district, including the construction of an opera house, bank, and several large commercial blocks. The company suffered financial reverses during the Great Depression, and closed in 1936.
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