TAKE A FINE

The soccer player had to take a fine for his reckless tackle during the game.

Mary chose to take a fine rather than break the rules of the board game.

The chef had to take a fine for using an ingredient not allowed in the cooking competition.

Despite the temptation, Sarah opted to take a fine for peeking during hide-and-seek.

He decided to take a fine for his late library book, understanding the importance of returning borrowed items on time.

I will take a fine if it means justice is served.

She decided to take a fine rather than prolonging the legal battle.

They were willing to take a fine as long as it meant avoiding a harsher punishment.

Despite the consequences, she was determined to take a fine for her principles.

In certain situations, it is necessary to take a fine.

To show respect for the law, we should be willing to take a fine.

When we do wrong, we should be ready to take a fine.

Take a fine if you must, but do not evade responsibility.

In a fair trial, he was willing to take a fine for his misdemeanor.

The company was prepared to take a fine for violating environmental regulations.

To maintain order, sometimes you have to take a fine for breaking the rules.

To preserve integrity, he opted to take a fine for his actions.