Sentence examples for be much good for from inspiring English sources

In other words, "Empire" wouldn't have to be much good for me to enjoy it.

He meant that he wouldn't be much good for an interview.

Yet Starspangledbanner, being a colt, can run whatever Group races he pleases but will never be much good for breeding even after having proved his worth on the track.

And it won't be much good for those wishing to pack it up and take it to the gym, and cleaning collected fluff out of the back will be a bit of a faff.

It might not be much good for brushing up on your Apollodorus of Athens, but as a bit of light, family Saturday-evening entertainment, in a Merlin kinda groove, it's fine.

However little or much you buy, today's stuff won't be much good for anything a few years hence.

None of this was much good for the feeding of its citizenry.

There hasn't been much good news for university-leavers over the past four years, but it looks like things might be about to change.

Lately, there hasn't been much good news for dividend investors.

There is much good to be done, for the sake of justice as well as mercy.

It doesn't seem to be doing much good for England though, as Stokes is dismissed, his ugly swing and miss being punished by a stumping.