Sentence examples for good accounts from inspiring English sources

Keeping good accounts can be the simplest thing if you do it little and often.

But like many other women who filed complaints, they argue that men still receive most of the good accounts that are redistributed when a broker leaves the firm.

There are good accounts of both the Lambton Worm of Durham and the Laidly Worm of Spindleston-Heugh, at Bamburgh Castle in Northumberland.

Some sound like mad scientists; some are interesting — three cheers for Steve Reich and Terry Riley, who give good accounts of process and influence, and whose music sounds especially fresh — but none can pull all the various strands together.

Good accounts still outweigh the bad, but with funding at its tightest ever, waiting times deteriorating sharply, and GP waiting rooms and hospitals full to the rafters, how long will that be so?

For the still unlettered peoples, the reports of ethnologists and anthropologists, as a part of their general studies of the cultures of widely distributed groups, have often given good accounts of folk literature and have frequently furnished texts of material they heard.

Good accounting too, and good lawyers.

A good account is everything that remains".

(There is a good account in "722 Miles," by Clifton Hood).

And he intends to give a good accounting of himself.

The knack of turning technological innovation to good account was repeated with the airplane.