Sentence examples for good one made from inspiring English sources

State officials said that the decision to award the contract to J.P. Morgan, which was approved by State Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi, a Democrat, was a good one, made on the merits.

It was a pretty good one, made of windfall limbs peeled smooth with a drawknife and thatched with pine straw.

Those items too had a message — and a good one: made by hand by women in Burkina Faso, the poor, landlocked state in West Africa.

Kyle Corrette, from Desert Vista High School in Phoenix, designed a fungarium (yes, that's a word, and I must say a good one) made to hold "melanized" fungi, which uses ionizing radiation (that's the bad kind) for energy, rather like how plants use sunlight.

Running across an exceptionally good one makes it a red-letter day.

30ml vodka 15ml lemon juice 7.5ml crème de cassis (a good one makes all the difference) 10ml simple syrup Dry sparkling wine, to top Build all but the sparkling wine in shaker.

Fortunately we still had a stash, including a few really good ones made with berries and a delicate layer of sugar sprinkled on top.

But first chance I get I'll get some good ones made + will be sending them your way.

By 9 a.m., a handful of the faithful had gathered in hope of grabbing tickets, some of them good ones, made available by last-minute cancellations.

The reason I'm feeling downcast now is that there are a lot of bad ones, and some good ones made bad by the way they try to make money.

Even if the chicken fingers were good ones, made from real breast meat rather than pulverized and remolded chik-a-bits, I was disturbed by their ubiquity and their hold on my kids, who are 11 and 8 years old.