Sentence examples for Good to bring up from inspiring English sources

'Those families that are affluent are able to buy houses in areas deemed to be good to bring up children,' she said.

Or let's say your at a party, It's always good to bring up a conversation right?

It is the face of someone you know and always have known -- a solid, stalwart person, someone who can be relied on to do a good job, to be a good husband, to bring up good kids.

"What the railway has enabled Ilkley to do is to help it keep up to date with changing public demands and provided a good place to bring up families with good travel connections and a good place for people to visit".

"Right now, the state and the M.T.A. are both in a good financial position, so it's a good time to bring up this proposal".

A: Good point to bring up! Bread and other lean baked goods are the exception to the rule that cold storage is good.

Your future development and prospective career path is a good question to bring up.

But this did not seem to be a good subject to bring up after last night's game.

"Is mentioning OBOs and MBMs a good topic to bring up among ladies?" Don't you live in Germany?

Sandra, a young mother who has just moved onto a newbuild estate with neatly mown lawns, says it is a good place to bring up kids.Places like Harlow dictate election results.

The well-deserved award presented to the Express sports journalist Nigel Clarke for 50 years of Wimbledon coverage gives us a good excuse to bring up the famous transatlantic fight between members of the press during the 1981 championships.