Sentence examples for with a good one from inspiring English sources

Will Byers is off to devote more time to teaching music to The Kids, but his musicology column ends with a good one on how to write lullabies.

"He caught me with a good one.

That said, coming up with a good one is not easy.

Finally I came up with a good one (or so I thought).

Then he came up with a good one, showing why he had been so adept at his real job.

Also, if you come from a place with a good one and you're invited to a friend's house for dinner, you bring something from the parlour, not wine.

Diamond core drill bits have a good reputation for drilling through granite with ease; a good one should be able to get through a ¾-inch (1.9 cm) slab in less than a minute.

With that aim in mind, the encounter with New Zealand is a good one to start with.

One is that he's a canny self-publicist who knows how to come up with a good one-liner; the other is that he reflects a widely-shared loathing of politicians.

The S.E.C. insists that the deal it struck with Bank of America was a good one, commensurate with the bank's offense.

"If you come up with a good one-liner, it's over and done with in eight seconds," laments Vine.