Sentence examples for good at world from inspiring English sources

The Germans are good at World Cups, aren't they?

Instead, they would start exchanging goods at world prices paid in convertible currency.

U.S. firms in import-consuming industries need access to intermediate goods at world market prices in order to be more competitive at home and abroad.

"Alaska is really good at having world-class oil, world-class mines, world-class fisheries, and we're really good at growing our own, world-class crazy political movements," he said.

Mexico supporters are always good value at World Cups.

The Guardian decided to run this past the good people at World Rugby.

To the multitudes of everyday fans who argue that getting good seats at World Series games is all about who you know, Ron Rosenberg could be Exhibit A. Mr. Rosenberg, an executive with Merrill Lynch Investment Managers, received an unsolicited invitation to attend Game 2 with a client, and he left Yankee Stadium on Sunday night with a piece of one of Mike Piazza's shattered bats.

As a consequence Norway's money has far more purchasing power when spent on internationally traded goods, selling at world prices, than it does when spent on its own goods at home.

As though in a dream world – Khan is exceptionally good at dream worlds – The Bride chews over her love and its loss in a series of hovering, swelling ballads that somehow do not cloy.

But we've become a nation that isn't very good at producing world-class athletes anymore.

"I'm very good at creating worlds, but I don't really care about story very much.