Example sentences of "good [pn reflx] " in BNC.

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1 So we actually went there to better ourselves and try and get a h a reasonable house to sort of live in and
2 I think we 'd be better ourselves , like !
3 ‘ Maybe we are not always that good ourselves if we look closer , ’ Rose countered quickly .
4 He wants well-being and justice for everyone and everything because he 's too good himself to see what ruffians and cowards and cheats most people are .
5 He was good himself , maybe as good as Berger , but that was n't the point .
6 And she feels better herself — after two weeks , her headaches and tiredness have gone .
7 The big city was a powerful draw to youngsters who were looking for the chance to better themselves .
8 This new generation believes that only in a successful Britain can we provide everybody with opportunity ; with a chance to better themselves and their families .
9 Those who pushed sons to ‘ better themselves ’ were more likely to be mothers than fathers .
10 Mr Clarke called for a system where prisoners were fed at normal meal times , had the space and opportunity to better themselves and address their offending behaviour .
11 ‘ To better yourselves . ’
12 ‘ Waal , I do n't exactly feel too good myself , ’ he replied morosely .
13 And I did n't feel too good myself as the police officer helped wedge me into its driving seat and tried to shut the warped front door .
14 They 're not that good themselves .
15 It is a way in which diversity and the desire to better oneself can be accommodated .
16 While the stated reason for moving to the resort was the desire to bring up one 's children in a healthy place , the less readily acknowledged reason was to ‘ better oneself ’ .
17 Giggs is constantly compared to Best himself , but the former United hero said : ‘ One day they might even say I was another Ryan Giggs !
18 Best himself seems to have few doubts as to why he got the nod , citing the growing importance of the Divisional Championship as the single most important factor in his — and England 's — meteoric rise .
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