Sentence examples for good ones with from inspiring English sources

Bard's Glendale Theatre opened with great fanfare in October 1925, with promises from Bard that the films shown would always be a good ones, with something on the bill for the entire family.

But Sprint knows that it has to keep releasing phones and it knows that it might as well drop some good ones, with good features, and let the folks without $600 to spend on a robot dropping with a touchscreen pick from a wider pool.

Have three or four good ones with you at any given time, and play with a different one every time, instead of playing on just one reed for a long stretch and then starting over with another new one.

I just found six good ones with dates.

Discourage bad actors by seeking out and rewarding the good ones with your business.

The arrival of Peter Crouch, who has always had an extraordinary capacity to make loose passes look good ones with those telescopic legs, gave England an outlet.

Mash up some good ripe ones with a small food mill, which removes skin and seeds.

Lendl was one, Borg was one, Nasty [Nastase] was one; I had a good one with Vitas Gerulaitis and Guillermo Vilas.

Definition: A physical good (one with real value) that can be won by anyone on an ongoing basis as long as they meet some characteristic.

He relies on his rapport with his catcher, and he obviously has a good one with Blanco.

Still, for a curveball, White was a good one — with plenty of snap and action.