Sentence examples for particularly good to from inspiring English sources

It seems particularly good to pour pickle juice on azaleas and petunias".

It was very enjoyable and particularly good to meet authors and hear from them.

It is particularly good to report improved uptake and outcomes for mathematics and science".

"It is particularly good to see the likes of Schlupp and Dyer come on and show hunger".

Among the adults it was particularly good to home in on the Drosselmeier of Adam Hendrickson, a marvelous combination of Old World elegance and intense fantasy.

Jim Broadbent and Juliet Stevenson are on Premiership form as the detestable Squeerses - and it's particularly good to see Stevenson getting a big-screen role worthy of her.

There never seems to be a particularly good time to go to the emergency room, but nearly every American will pass through one at some point.

He said the secret was out after 18 months of work and 2013 "seems like a particularly good year" to return to the series.

Space-shuttle launches are reckoned to be particularly good places to spread the gospel.

He said he did not expect the Cisco news to be particularly good, or to start a lasting rally.

Tar-sands oil is particularly dirty, and getting at it is particularly destructive; therefore, it's a particularly good fuel to start with to make this point.