Sentence examples for have much good from inspiring English sources

To be fair, they didn't have much good to say about most of the men, either.

But she didn't have much good news to report in any of these areas, either.

And while NBC did not have much good news for the week, the way a new comedy, "Up All Night," stood up against overpowering competition was promising.

For the moment, Arabs are mainly excited about Mr. Obama's victory, and have much good will toward him and the country that chose him.

The Dos Pueblos kids didn't have much good to say about New York City, agreeing that there is too much construction.

In a letter to his mother, he wrote, "I don't have much good news," and went on to say that he wished he had quit the police force earlier.

No one had much good to say about multiculturalism.

Donald MacLeod Social work at York Social work hasn't had much good press recently.

But Castroneves has not had much good fortune on the flat Milwaukee oval.

"We never had much good will toward the Soviet state, I can bear witness to that," Vladimir Ternovskiy says.

For Sebastian Coe, it's been a while since he had much good news to talk about.