Sentence examples for quick good from inspiring English sources

"He is a very uncomplicated player: quick, good in the air and has two [good] feet," said the manager.

At which point Lev and Len must have sensed my discomfort, so they said a quick good night and left.

When I went for interview, I was up against kids who had been drilled for months; I'd had a quick good luck chat with the college principal.

Most Hungarians, like others in Central and Eastern Europe, had unrealistic expectations of a quick, good life under democracy and capitalism.

He posits two general systems of thinking:  System 1, intuitive and quick, good for most purposes, but prone to those pesky cognitive traps; and System 2, deliberative and slow, better at higher reasoning but effortful to activate and keep active.

Ewald Nowotny, another ECB governing council member, said in a radio interview the EU wanted a "quick, good solution to Ireland, so that there will be no spillover" to other heavily indebted countries such as Portugal and Spain.

After brief, good-natured negotiations, the cricketers stop their game and watch as Wakelam takes a swift from the box, plants a quick good-luck kiss on its feathery crown and holds it high in the air on her outstretched palm.

They are up and down, up and down, with quick players, good wingers, good full-backs, good strikers.

"They are up and down, up and down, quick players, good wingers, good full-backs, good strikers.

He's quick, a good size, and a good addition to the squad".

He still looks the same but to pack on that body mass and remain just as quick is good news.