Sentence examples for heard of good from inspiring English sources

Their pilgrimage began in 1984, several residents said, when a few men from the village heard of good jobs and reasonable rents here.

But we have been brainwashed a bit too well when it comes to the injection of terms like "democracy" and invented concepts like "good governance" – who's ever heard of "good governance" in Belgium?

When is the last time that you heard of good old British Rail offering any kind of customer incentives?" Even if the political divide can be encapsulated in a supermarket loyalty programme, the management of East Coast under DOR claims to have "relentlessly focused" on customers (it did, in fact, operate a rewards points scheme).

"You never hear of good stories in the news".

All year 'round throughout the U.S. military, we hear of "good order, morale, and discipline" being the ultimate mandate of the day.

His button-down partner, Jack Bailey Colin Hankss), is appalled, but Stark assures him it's an effective interrogation technique: "Ya ever heard of 'good cop/sick cop?' " Bailey is a recent college graduate, a strait-laced and slightly priggish detective who has been assigned to baby-sit Stark in the backwater of the Property Crimes department.

So when I heard of some good news, it was important for me to share it with you.

Ms. Merlino, who had never heard of In Good Company, said that the idea made sense in light of the research she had conducted.

Mr Arnott said: "I was moved when I heard of the good work Borderline do for homeless Scots in London.

But VICE has heard of summer good times ruined by prying landlords, like the intimate stag party kicked out of a bach after the owners caught wind supposedly via a hidden camera that they were snorting coke at the residence.

"An employee at the bank had heard of a really good applicant.