Sentence examples for good to try out from inspiring English sources
"It's a funny year as I don't have the Commonwealths like most of the other swimmers, but it's always good to try out new preparations," the Lithuanian, 17, told BBC Sport.
It's probably a good time to try out some new walks, too.
I thought Wednesday would be a good day to try out KFC's grilled chicken.
It's a good place to try out the format and see if you like it.
Farms are a good place to try out unmanned aircraft, since a crash is unlikely to hit anything important.
Plus, as it's a temporary post, this could be a good way to try out the sector.
It's a good idea to try out a service to see how long it takes to make a complete backup of each computer you want to protect.
Sipapu's two terrain parks are less crowded than those in larger resorts, making them a good place to try out new tricks.
My boyfriend Harry's mum is Italian, and a really great cook, so it was also a good reason to try out a couple of the recipes she has shared with us.
It may be a good year to try out this line of thought, as rising oil prices, a falling dollar and general economic insecurity make the summer vacation a ripe target for elimination.
And 2010 may be a good year to try out one of these hotels.
