Sentence examples for good he needed from inspiring English sources

He so loved the game that almost all of them were good; he needed no more.

"The race [at Wetherby] will have done Silviniaco the world of good - he needed to have a race before Haydock - and he's really fit and well, and we're looking forward to getting back". Of the highly rated Al Ferof, fifth behind Dynaste at the Cheltenham Festival, the champion trainer added: "He's not run since Cheltenham in March, but there haven't been any problems - he goes well fresh.

That's good – he needs to get tougher in close quarters.

Summer, however, is entirely different because for a man to look good, he needs to buy specific clothes and this, to the SOMAE (BTWGLA) sufferer, counts as "making an effort".

Some properly planned social engineering could get him the goods he needed to light them up good.

Ratmansky gave him the goods he needed: great, aching renversés, plus fabulous, intricate jumps, but not too many of them, so he wouldn't seem a show-off.

705, 3 L.Ed.2d 741, the Court was confronted with the question whether 'a group of powerful businessmen may act in concert to deprive a single merchant, like Klor, of the goods he needs to compete effectively.' 359 U.S., at 210, 79 S.Ct., at 708.

In his omnipotence, God can do anything that is good, but he need not do everything that is good — he need not do anything at all (600B, 605C, 607A; for the Augustinian background, see Knuuttila 1993, 66 70).

He sounded good, but he needed to sound better.

Manager Joe Torre said Karsay's repertory had been good, but he needed to refine his location before returning to the majors.

Len thought it was "good," but he needed to keep his "bum" in check.