Sentence examples for be particularly good with from inspiring English sources

I passed the test and got my permit, with a suitably grim photograph, and the very next week I signed up with a driving school in Manhattan that was supposed to be particularly good with later-in-life students.

While some wines tasted of hot weather — baked fruit — the good ones balanced the fruit with acidity and so were lively and would be particularly good with grilled meats.

He is particularly good with stimulating old people".

A dressing for roasted vegetables – it's particularly good with carrots and squash.

It gives them a delicious citrussy tang and is particularly good with fatty meats.

It's particularly good with rice or couscous, and a bitter leaf salad.

The sharpness of the lemon pieces is particularly good with them.

The soups are particularly good, with always-fresh ingredients and often surprising combinations.

Chris Judge is particularly good with movement and bold colour and this book has plenty of both.

He's particularly good with actors, partly because he doesn't crowd or push them.

The singani with orange is particularly good, with the chankaka (unrefined sugar cane) giving it a dark sultry colour.