Sentence examples for good sting from inspiring English sources

But at its best, "The Memo" has a good sting, relieved by some genuinely amusing bits.

The target looked very small and very far away, but my teammates were cheering for me, a good Sting song was playing on the jukebox, the bar was alive with chatter and, with a full tank of gas, I was on a roll.

Matt Cibula of PopMatters further explained the track, writing, "It starts out like an early Police single, with some straight-up Reggatta de Blanc syncopation and a shockingly good Sting vocal impression.

Mr. Abdullah was shot 20 times as agents tried to arrest him during a raid in Dearborn as part of a stolen-goods sting operation.

"What matters is that it is an extra-virgin olive oil that has a good throat sting indicating it has high levels of oleocanthal," he said.

It was no good getting the "honey" out; my scalp just stung.

He tweeted after Sunday's game, in part, that "its all good we gonna sting" the Cowboys next week, and followed it up on a Ustream appearance by saying, "Them boys are scared of me".

He had resolved then to treat everyone with dignity, regardless of accomplishments on the field, and the notion that this might have been perceived as arrogance, that he wasn't a good teammate, now stung.

A few years ago, Schroeder was at the national training center in Los Alamitos, Calif., and heard a teenager say, "Have we ever been any good?" The remark stung Schroeder, who realized that a generation had grown up thinking men's water polo was irrelevant in the United States.

And even if the memories are good, it still stings to know you can't just pick up the phone and say, "I love you" one more time.

By rarely acknowledging the good, Jacoby takes the sting out of the bad.