Sentence examples for was nowhere good from inspiring English sources

They shuffled in a way that suggested that there was nowhere good they were going.

On the upside, he did play marginally better but a two-over 72 was nowhere good enough to make the weekend, far less to trouble the leaders.

The 50's and 60's were the great age of the Big Notion: the pseudoscientific book that explained us to ourselves and told us where we were headed, which in most cases was nowhere good.

Had she not become infected, she said, "there's no telling where I'd be now, but it sure wouldn't have been nowhere good".

Aldershot Town manager Andy Scott told BBC Surrey: "We were nowhere good enough, outfought all over the pitch and nowhere near what is acceptable.

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There's nowhere good to party in Kabul anymore.

Haroon Khan's domestic record in England was nowhere near good enough to win him selection for the Games.

It was not bad at all, although it was nowhere near good enough to challenge Kaymer, who finished with more than a flourish.

But Patsy Kane, executive headteacher of Whalley Range and Levenshulme high schools, said 93% attendance was "nowhere near good enough" and fell below the national average of 95%.

"Our build-up play was nowhere near good enough and we lost the ball too many times.