Sentence examples for good making from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the Mets have been good, making only four errors.

Good: making such plans reduces the likelihood of their being needed.

Wallace then gave Portland the lead for good, making four straight free throws.

"The fish cake idea was good, making lemonade out of lemons," Mr. Winter said.

Small is good, making it easy to traverse the forest in a weekend on a series of trails.

It's all well and good making up wonderful stories but it's funnier to be belligerent and rude and badly informed.

They're usually about cutting something out -- about engaging that guilt that can be so damaging -- instead of adding something good -- making something better and better is a lifetime pursuit that is not bound by the Gregorian calendar.

Raoul Walsh's film, which also stars Ida Lupino and Ann Sheridan, is one of four Bogart titles out today from Warner, each with a good making-of documentary.

And The Harmony Game is an exceptionally good making-of documentary.

Finally, although this is less clear, Scanlon seems to suggest that these lower-order, good-making features must be natural properties of objects.

Truth is not, of course, a good-making property of the objects of belief states.