I immediately offered to procure a good company at my expense, if the boxes were at once subscribed for, and the monopoly of the faro bank granted to me.
If I had known you were in good company," she said to the cardinal, "I would not have come.
She felt uneasy in the midst of good company, precisely because she wished to appear thoroughly at home.
One half of it bestowed upon your studies and your exercises, will finish your mind and your body; the remaining part of it, spent in good company, will form your manners, and complete your character.
Nay, for my cousin's good company, I don't care if I ride a day's journey without baiting.
I'm glad on't with all my heart, for then I shall enjoy the pleasure of her Grace's good company.
She is in good company, at least, my Lord," said Mrs. Horton.
Come," said he to him as soon as the dinner was removed, "lay aside your book and be good company.
A man of business in good company, who gives an account of his abilities and despatches, is hardly more insupportable than her they call a notable woman and a manager.
Troth, my lord, I think we have strayed far away from the good company we began with.
I infer,' said the doctor, 'that I have doubted in good company; but it is clear that the Vestals did wear their hair of second growth.
And a third: "I shall at least die in good company; but first, let me tighten my belt.
So Hakon Gamle gave her a good company of men, and took her down to the seacoast and gave her into the care of certain traders whose ship was bound eastward.
Well, on the third day Olaf and Sigurd mounted their horses, and with a good company of men-at-arms set off on their journey over the rocky plains.
Her husband's a very nice man, and when he isn't following a corpse, he's as good company as if he was a member of the city council.
You may read that, if you like, she said,--it may show you that our friend is to be pilloried in good company.
I shall not call that boy by the monosyllable referred to, because, though he has many impish traits at present, he may become civilized and humanized by being in good company.
No, verily, Amicitia, for she is good company itself, and so she may sleep in the larder and have no fear.
But he was always fond of good company, and collected around him in Cambridge, in the old days, a brilliant circle of congenial friends.
He was wonderfully social and vivacious, and the best of good company, even at this early day.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good company" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
