be, look, seem, smell, sound, taste
turn out
I knew that everything would turn out fine in the end.

absolutely, completely, just, perfectly, totally, truly (esp. AmE)
Don't worry. Your voice sounds absolutely fine.

exceptionally, particularly
He has done an exceptionally fine job of reorganizing things.

for
This paper's not very good quality, but it's fine for rough work.

be, feel, look, seem
George looks fine now.

absolutely, completely
I feel absolutely fine.

physically

be
turn out
It's turned out fine again today.

keep, remain, stay
Let's hope it stays fine for the wedding.

be

extremely, fairly, very, etc.
Her hair is very fine.
a very fine distinction

exceptionally

Fine is used with these nouns:
achievement, actor, actress, adjustment, ale, antique, array, art, artist, ash, athlete, balance, beach, bone, book, brain, brush, building, champagne, china, chocolate, clay, cloth, clothes, coating, collection, composer, cotton, crack, craftsman, craftsmanship, cuisine, dancer, day, detail, discrimination, display, disregard, distinction, drizzle, dust, ear, evening, example, fabric, fashion, feature, fellow, figure, film, finish, flavour, folk, food, football, form, furniture, game, grain, hair, horse, hotel, house, illustration, instrument, jewellery, job, judgement, lace, lad, lady, layer, library, line, linen, man, material, mess, mist, morning, mountain, music, musician, needle, net, nuance, painting, performance, performer, piece, player, poem, point, porcelain, pottery, powder, print, quality, rain, record, recording, reputation, restaurant, run, sand, save, scale, selection, sentiment, shading, shape, shop, shot, shred, sieve, sight, silk, silt, singer, singing, skin, snow, soldier, son, specimen, spine, spray, start, style, talk, taste, textile, texture, thread, tradition, tribute, tube, view, vintage, voice, weather, whisky, win, wine, wire, wool, word, work, workmanship, wrinkle, writer, writing, yarn