Sentence examples for any good excuse from inspiring English sources
Any good excuse, and Vietnam could well become a province of China.
The reading commitment requires you to put aside your own work, but if there's any good excuse for not writing, it's reading hundreds of new books.
If executed correctly, she may not have any good excuses for saying no.
Where we come from, any celebration is a good excuse to eat fish, and so come Christmastime we make a point to get in touch with our Italian side.
The storm would seem like a good excuse as any for the City Museum to wash its hands of the project, whose financial challenges include a decade of back rent and utilities payments owed to the city's Economic Development Corporation and the cost of maintaining a fleet of 11 antique vessels.
Which is all rather a good excuse for any inconsistencies in this list – if I've made a mistake blame my mother … The Greengage Summer by Rumer Godden Fed-up with being criticised by her children for being slow, using an old tea-cosy or wearing the wrong hat, the mother in this book loses her temper and decides to take her offspring to the battlefields of France to stop them being so selfish.
Kind of thin, but it's a good excuse as any to write a tirade against this nonsense.
At any rate, regulators now have a good excuse to slow or even reverse the opening of financial markets.
And if there were any duress, it appears to have provided a good excuse.
Still, any excuse to have fun with your fish is a good excuse to spend time together.
