Sentence examples for who good from inspiring English sources

England's current No1 spinner is Moeen Ali, who good judges suggest can thrive as a serious Test bowler.

The textbook for one of the five religion classes required of all 10th graders in Saudi public high schools tackles the complicated issue of who good Muslims should befriend.

You kids don't know who good you have it these days.

This will not only promote greater convergence in areas where appropriate scientific and technical assessments have already been completed by allied regulatory authorities but also help deploy expertise more efficiently (WHO Good Regulatory Practices 2016).

Anyone starting anything, say, a restaurant, a local craft store, or a farm is going to want to see who good business partners might be.

I haven't played an EA Sports game in three years, so I have no idea who good the commentary is these days.

And then he unpacked his bags, ignoring the advice of his wife, Mitzi, who good-naturedly said: "You better keep them packed.

Extras 9pm, BBC2 Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant have found quite a few celebrities who good-naturedly agreed to send themselves up.

Johnny, a snob and a racist, is teamed up with Tucker Daniel Kaluuyaa), a smart, black junior agent who good-humoredly endures Johnny's outrageous condescension as they pursue three assassins known as Vortex.

Gretchen Mol is excellent as Bettie, the church-going girl from the south who good-naturedly found herself doing naturist and glamour modelling of an increasingly, erm, specialist kind.

It was cold but I was snug in Polartec fleece, joined by a friend, a veteran of the New York and Boston marathons, who good-naturedly slowed his pace.