Sentence examples for more good ones from inspiring English sources
A Twenty20 international can often blur in the memory, disappearing down the hatch like a bite of fast food, but defeat here will now be remembered as an end note on some traumatic times, but also on many more good ones before that.
It's okay to buy one or two, but the more reeds you have, the more good ones you have, and buying in bulk will save you a lot of trips to the music store.
Good shots inspire more good ones.
But there are more good ones.
Everyone makes bad movies, but you seem to have been in more good ones than just about any of your acting peers.
The competition was unrelenting for both politicians and entertainers, Kennedy said, but he assured him, "Just remember: there's always room for one more good one".
Mr. LeDuff has some Damon Runyon in him, some Raymond Chandler, and more good one-liners than a week's worth of machine-tooled sitcoms.
They would get higher test scores if schools could fire more bad teachers and pay more to good ones.
Make head teachers at state schools as accountable to parents as their peers at private schools are and give them the same freedoms, notably to sack poor teachers and pay more to good ones.
She bought some more Matisses, good ones: a large reclining nude (known as "the pink nude," and displayed opposite the "Blue Nude" in the Cone apartments), and a ballet dancer with a dangerous, Weimaresque air.
