If I make good at the wreck, I will try again.

The stomachs of most men, really good at their business, would have revolted at the diet which his superiors shovelled into Dawson, but he visibly expanded and blossomed.

She was not good at painting features, her art was too crude, but somehow the real thing was there; and the likeness to Nancy, in figure, pose, and hair, was so unmistakable that her mother caught her breath.

Dook of Connaught, he used to say, ''Ere comes Sergeant Collard,' 'e used to say, ''e's feeflee good at spottin'.'

I understood she was very good at housekeeping.

"She's good at waiting.

The inn was very comfortable and good at Sestri Levante.

" "Don is not good at planning," Don said.

The faculty was good at this, and the new students improved as days went by.

I am not very good at that sort of thing, and so it has taken me a long time.

Presently comes along some finer fellow than either, who cultivates all his faculties, and is equally good at spring-board and black-board; and straightway, since every child wishes to be a Crichton, the whole school tries for the combination of merits, and the grade of the juvenile community is perceptibly raised.

I don't believe he would have been much good at raising money.

I had always been pretty good at mechanical things and knew a little about it.

He was good at trusting people, when he had to, and when the selection was his own.

We receive good at the hand of God, shall we not also receive evil?

King is so good at that sort of thing.

But that he is exceedingly healthy, strong, and good at the hoe, the whole neighborhood can testify, and particularly Mr. Johnson and his son, who have both had him under them as foreman of the gang; which gives me reason to hope that he may with your good management sell well, if kept clean and trim'd up a little when offered for sale.

He would have done wisely to avoid this subject; but he was so notoriously good at condolences that he had to say it.

my good at heart

I'm not good at the playacting, and I'm far from sure that it's either truthful or honest to be professing things that isn't so.

But that he is exceeding healthy, strong, and good at the hoe, the whole neighborhood can testify, and particularly Mr. Johnson and his son, who have both had him under them as foreman of the gang; which gives me reason to hope he may with your good management sell well, if kept clean and trim'd up a little when offered for sale.

And I am asked, in short, and am not good at excuses.

I'm glad you're gettin' on with the six-shooter; tin cans are good at fifteen yards, but try it on suthin' that moves!

Specially, he ain't so good at ridin'you know what bowed legs he's got, Kate?" "I remember, Buck.

He desired to taste it like a glass of port, that it might do him good at the time.