Sentence examples similar to goody and of from inspiring English sources

"My life has always been goody-goody, and of course I've grown up in different times," he says.

Usually when a famous name trends on Twitter, it means the famous body attached to it has either died or done something scandalous, and the tone of the messages makes it easy to tell which is which: it's a world of goodies and baddies, of bouquets and bollockings.

Shelves are piled high with jars full of sugary goodies and bags of sweets swing from the walls.

Kathleen Gough's essay is among the first critiques of Goody and Watt's argument about the consequences of literacy.

I was forced to abandon The Old Curiosity Shop after a couple of chapters for the autobiography of Jade Goody, and didn't get back to it for ages.

In some cases this can bring in greater revenue than the original cause of their fame (this certainly was true of Jade Goody and her various perfumes).

Xi is "not just cutting off access to the goodies and perks of lower-level officials.

Ten marble-topped tables, bay window seats, an antique pastry case filled with house-made goodies and displays of local art give the cafe color and character.

The Manhattan Center will be filled with nerds, caffeinated goodies and plenty of flying darts thanks to Nerf.

Lunchtime would follow, beginning with the Lord's prayer and the cutting up of Christ's bread, "the Christopsomo," a special feasting bread baked with the richest of goodies and the carving of the turkey roasted with all of Mom's love and expertise.

Our relationship with reality TV has been troubled by the likes of Jade Goody and Susan Boyle, overnight stars who didn't always appear to be psychologically equipped for sudden fame.