Sentence examples for lone good from inspiring English sources

That's bad news for lone good cop Jim Gordon.

She feels it's hers by right: she's the only true believer among the three grandchildren, the lone good Jew of the three.

As the lone good cop who vows to solve the Wayne murders, Ben McKenzie at first seemed to be doing a decade-later riff on his breakout role as Ryan from The OC – a troubled incomer to a heightened environment with its own invisible web of social norms and politics.

A lone Good Samaritan appears again: among the snarling faces of Tom's accusers, a single face looks to the heavens in pity.

The motif of the lone "good man" is carried through to this final plate, where one of the academics points at the skeleton of James Field, indicating the inevitable outcome for those who start down the path of cruelty.

It seems a sad state of our pop culture when it's Mylie Cyrus that had the lone good look of the night... props to her". 1. "A chimera of a movement within a fleeting moment if ever there was.

Florida State remains the lone undefeated major player at 11-0, even if that's only good enough for third place in the ranking.

Pete Thamel checking in: Having covered Favre during his lone, some good, some bad season with the Jets, I can remember when he talked about Dylan, which was usually when someone asked.

10 55 P.M. E.T.: A lone bit of good news for Mitt Romney tonight: the Associated Press has just called North Carolina for him.

The lone bit of good news for Texas is that this game concludes its toughest stretch of the season.

In a lone piece of good news, his four-year-old son Ahmad – who received burns to 60 per cent of his body – briefly woke up and communicated to gathered family praying for his recovery.