Sentence examples for many good ones from inspiring English sources

Their purpose, they wrote, was not to make a new translation of the Bible but "to make a good one better, or out of many good ones, one principal good one".

But with so many good ones on his restaurant's menu, diners will often order a bottle with delicate fish like scallops and sole.

Mr. Wachtel acknowledged that committing to a crime show when there were already so many good ones on the air gave the network pause.

Ferguson, who was judging the man-of-the-match award, inevitably gave it to his old protégé, saying: "Usually it is difficult to pick one player when there are so many good ones on the pitch but Cristiano made it easy for me tonight".

There are many good ones on a quest for pure information, the lifeblood of their avocation, who post security flaws because they believe it's the best way to fix them.

But this doesn't throw the surfer into a permanent funk; they simply treat that day as a bad one amid many good ones and get back on the board fully expecting the next experience to be much better.

"I already have two to three years of shows on the schedule, many good ones," he said.

There were so many good ones: the one, of course, with William Shatner on the flight where he sees the creature on the wing of the plane, and the one with Burgess Meredith as the last man in the world; he's this grouchy librarian and he's so thrilled that he has all these books and all this time... and then his glasses break.

Laced with fast-flying zingers, "Place Setting" if anything suffers from too many good one-liners, whether skewering the suburbs or sending up contemporary culture.

It wasn't 100% consistent, but there were so many good one-liners to counterbalance the misfires that it didn't even matter.

Menton lacks three-star restaurants, but there are many, many very good ones, bistros, family places, seaside places with solid bourgeois standards: yet the fare in Menton is not cuisine bourgeoise.