Sentence examples for Good meaning from inspiring English sources
Good meaning that LeBron James leads the league with a 30-point average per game.
"Even if they named it after me with good intentions, it doesn't carry a good meaning.
Many of their one-liners are good, meaning dangerously memorable even in November.
Some of that bacteria is good, meaning protective, and some is bad.
It's also what economists call an "experience good," meaning you don't know what you're buying until after you experience it.
So now we get the ugly spectacle of good, well meaning liberals acting as shills for the insurance industry.
"It never had any good meanings to it," she said.
Down to a British usage that has spread from the sports pages—has at least two perfectly good meanings: you may put something down to experience, and your experience down to the treble whiskies you took last night.
It is closer to European and Middle Eastern markets for Japanese goods, meaning shipping times – and costs – could be cut in half.
Its annual sales topped $18 billion in 2006.Industries such as cement and other building materials are usually considered "territorial goods", meaning they are bulky, basic and too expensive to transport long distances.
