Sentence examples for we needed goose from inspiring English sources
After some time spent picking tikki thyme from Mustique's fantastic permaculture garden, we'll have all we need for the perfect Christmas goose.
Theatre broadcasts are clearly a financial golden egg, but we need to ensure that we don't kill the goose – the live theatre, including touring theatre – that laid them in the first place.
"We need to find a better way to keep the geese moving and keep them away from locations that are public hazards," Mr. Corzine said.
Once all these false profiteers have deservedly eaten crow, we need to make sure we never again allow ourselves to goose step to their siren songs filled with false promises of fabled wealth.
This is why we need to take more from our time in middle school than just a wild goose chase of popularity.
Now that we've decided we need more entrepreneurs, we must find ways to get them without indulging in heavy-handed policy intervention that would kill the goose.
"We have everything we need here," said Mr. Gorodilov, opening a wood gate to show a vegetable garden and a gaggle of quacking geese.
It's like the author felt he needed to goose things up with the likes of MARY PICKFORD, BLANCHE SWEET and the GISH sisters.
But if the economy goes into the tank next year and they need to goose the Christmas numbers a little, remember where you heard this first.
Start here: A newspaper humor columnist — a phrase found in a surprising number of journalism controversies — at The Austin American-Statesman wrote either a tasteless and sexist, or an edgy and funny, column on Anita Perry, the first lady (headline: "Somebody needs to goose Anita Perry to get a smile out of her").
