Sentence examples for decent lists from inspiring English sources

Even so, generic searches like "football" or "comedy" bring back decent lists of shows to check out.

CAVEAT: One constant problem airlines have is maintaining a steady supply of drinkable wine (which may be why there are weird mass-market clunkers strewn around even decent lists).

Some even drink wine from a decent list.

Pastis has organized a decent list of humble wines by the glass, half carafe and full carafe.

It's a shame because he's a likeable player, has a decent List A average and is playing wonderfully this season (471 runs at 47.10).

A dozen wines were available by the glass, and a decent list of international bottles -- including a few half-bottles -- was reasonably priced, with many in the $30 to $50 range.

Before I'm dismissed as a crabby oldtimer, having now had time to study the contenders, I think this is a decent list.

A decent list of wines by the glass that range from $7 to $9 each; the mostly French offerings by the bottle — supplemented by some from California, Washington State, Italy, South Africa and Germany — run $25 to $90.

The app is also a decent listing of other Cardboard-compatible apps that are available: new ones are emerging every week.

Try Riesling from the Clare Valley, Shiraz from the McLaren Vale or Cabernet from the Barossa, with a decent list at even the diviest of venues, giving you the most authentic of South Australian experiences.

Obama didn't name them all, but a decent list would look something like this: new technologies that have made some blue-collar work obsolete; a slowing in the nation's educational attainment; the shriveling of labor unions; the increase in one-parent families, which are far less economically secure; and the rise of other countries that have huge low-wage work forces.