the great and the good การใช้

• This is a list of the great and the good.
• A man of letters, Mocatta had vast correspondences with the great and the good of his era.
• It would be deeply dodgy if I was in there hugging and kissing all the great and the good.
• He often meets the great and the good but he lives in simple hut and doesn t own anything.
• A fitting memorial would be a funeral that truly included the dispossessed rather than merely the great and the good.
• Blair's spokesman said no one wants merely a gathering of " the great and the good ."
• The secrets involve child abuse, sexual perversion, anti-semitism, and racism amongst the great and the good.
• His address at the National Cathedral on Sept . 14, to an audience of the great and the good, was purposeful.
• Movie stars sat next to royals, poor people next to millionaires, the humble and the great and the good, side by side.
• As well as the great and the good, they photographed ordinary working folk, particularly the fishermen of Caller herrin " ( fresh herring ).
• He has sculpted the great and the good, Robert Frost to Thomas Jefferson, along with the kids in his neighborhood and the gods of ancient myth.
• "There's no question if you do what Carl and I do, you are in effect being excluded by the great and the good in our society.
• After a significant period of time I am alerted to pages of debate somewhere else in Wikepedia where I appear to have been hauled before the great and the good of Wikipedia admins.
• He first came to attention in the late 1980s as a live concert press photographer, his natural documentary style capturing the great and the good of the indie scene at the time.
• There will be concerts for mass audiences and there will be stately occasions at churches, castles, banqueting halls and in Parliament, with exclusive guest lists of the great and the good.
• A campaign got underway two years later, in May 1853, with a variety of the great and the good signing a brochure promoting a scheme to erect the statue somewhere in London.
• The sceptical parts look more to be mindlessly parroting opinions of those who feel themselves to be the great and the good-the sceptics here are obviously trying to bathe in this reflected glory.
• "The Great and the Good " ( " La Cour Des Grands ", 1996 ) follows the life of Arthur Morgan, the son of an impoverished French widow.
• Whatever else might have changed, though, the reason for conferring honors is probably the same as ever : to secure loyalty and entrench an elite of what Britons call the great and the good.
• I had this image of the abbey when I was appointed that it was a rather cold, establishment place, a building which put on huge services in memory of the great and the good.