Sentence examples for good proving from inspiring English sources

Mr. Saxe says the big truck mirrors will be a good proving ground.

As a relatively small and connected nation, Sri Lanka is a good proving ground for the ambitious project.

He claims he has no problem with the industry itself, but simply does not consider it a good proving ground for future presidents (unlike, say, community organising).

"The Judiciary Committee is going to be a good proving ground for our bill because the committee includes some of the Republican Party's most vocal opponents of immigration reform," Mr. Schumer said.

Street Hassle (1978), The Bells (1979) and The Blue Mask (1982) all contained pieces in which he stretched himself in interesting directions, but with New York (1989) and Magic and Loss (1992) he hit his full stride once more, the songs Dirty Blvd and What's Good proving his continuing ability to invest the two-chord rock'n'roll song with an irresistible freshness.

A recent plotline that threatened to move David and Ruth away from Ambridge and up to Northumberland for good proved a bluff.

I'm right with [trainer] John [Gosden] on this, of course we hope he's going to be a good horse but the three horses he's running against have all got really good proven form and proven experience.

Even so, those refinements do not lead directly to a good proven implementation.

He concluded that The Simpsons "once again delivers the goods, proving itself to be a classic for our age and for the ages".

Domestic production of textiles and other goods proved incapable of doing more than merely surviving.

On the contrary, Italy's initial downstream position together with a relatively more stable domestic market for final demand C&T-goods proved favorable in this respect.