Sentence examples for got good again from inspiring English sources

Television - non-sport TV that is – suddenly got good again.

"It'll get good again," he promised.

Things get good again when you go through the door.

"And when times are bad, nobody ever thinks they will ever get good again.

I could be wrong here, but it feels like Top Gear might be getting good again.

"Now people think it's never going to get good again".

There's that period when you're a little angry, but then you forgive them and everything gets good again.

I remember American Beauty was on, Fight Club was on…" Ah, that halcyon bit of the 1990s when Hollywood started getting good again.

Eddie Alterman, editor in chief of Car and Driver, points out that the rebate program's eligibility window begins in 1984, just as cars were starting, if ever so tentatively, to get good again.

Tennis is trying to chip in with that fancy tournament thrown at Wimbledon every year, but with the initial rush of excitement over Rafael Nadal getting bounced on the first day, we have settled into debating whether Roger Federer's new shoes are white enough for the All England fashion police (they're not) until the men's action gets good again.

"It always can sustain longer than you think, because you ride a second wave, often, in these moments — if it's just long enough, it's a fine moment, but if you ride that second wave of awkwardness it gets good again".