Sentence examples for put that good from inspiring English sources

But the Cheetahs put that good start by the Lions down to their own sloppiness, the try by the estimable Stephen Ferris from a squirting ruck an example.

Put that to good use by learning a language, and possibly more, while you travel.

Richards said countries whose forces had experience in Afghanistan and Iraq could put that to good use in UN operations.

"She's one of the nicest girls and she's also one of the most intelligent, and she's put that to good use in Beijing".

Whilst there, they have their own subject matter expertise which they can put that to good use.

I think I learned a great deal and now I'm keen to put that to good effect with Forest.

The engineers learn information from these cameras that they never had in the past and can put that to good use.

"He really has put that to good use and as a captain he's been able to shine and not let that added responsibility affect his performances.

They say when you're putting that good, the hole looks like a bucket.

Mornings were still for skiing - somebody had to put all that good snow to use.

"We will put that time to good use".