Golf is a good sport—a good sport to fall asleep to.
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That was the phrase he was sure was circling down at the bottom of her thoughts, stern ticker tape: be a good sport be a good sport be a good sport.
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What a good sport, a well brought up Canadian boy.
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He apologizes and promises to be a good sport tomorrow.
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Lucky for her I was a good sport this day.
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When the dog is a really, really good sport. 10.
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"She's a good sport and Joe's amazing," Van Susteren says.
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Patrick proved a good sport by taking aim at herself.
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"Dolly was a good sport about it," Ronstadt tells PEOPLE.
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She had tried her best to be a good sport.
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"I'm trying to be a good sport here," she said.
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Kaitlyn: Yeah, I think he's a pretty good sport about it.
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Even Some Guy Named Matt was a good sport about it.
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But if someone laughs at yours, don't be a good sport.
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Being a good sport is the worst thing you can be.
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Luke Bryan was also a good sport when reading his message.
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PETER NAVARRO, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING A GOOD SPORT.
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He was "super cool and a good sport" about the situation.
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You'd guess he's her husband, and he's obviously a good sport.
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Anyway Matt, this is really good and you've been a good sport.
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"I'm trying to be a good sport here," she told the crowd.
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VERA, LOS ANGELES Be a good sport, or take the long view.
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Thankfully the woman was a good sport when Watson revealed the prank.
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" The Danish Girl actor was a good sport, though, commenting, "I am!
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As for the comparisons to Britney circa 2007 ... Lindblom's a good sport.
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Mark is a loving father and good sport but he has his limits.
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Tuesday evening, and proved she's a good sport about the head-scratching tribute.
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Nye is a good sport, but there are points where it's almost disrespectful.
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Despite being shocked, he was a good sport and laughed off Griffin's antics. .
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One thing's for sure: Never say the future king isn't a good sport!
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You will be expected to be a good sport about all of it.
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Kate — always the good sport — was all smiles as she congratulated her husband.
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"He was a good sport about being our [male] object," Coppola told reporters.
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Good sport that he is, even Stewart agreed the likeness was spot-on.
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But he's also very humble and really creative, and just a good sport.
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Harris was a good sport about the affair, but his career never recovered.
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"He was a good sport about it," said Ms. Withington, with a laugh.
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This way you can justifiably half-listen while logging precious good-sport minutes.
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" Elba was a good sport about Legend being named this year's "Sexiest Man.
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"I'm trying to be a good sport here," she said at one point.
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Although Brown ultimately lost out to Dafne Keen, she's a good sport about it.
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Aside from the memes, Biticon has been a good sport about the elimination, too.
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Fortunately, she was a good sport about it and joined the others in laughing.
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And according to Mia, Ella is being a good sport about her newfound fame.
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Kaufman took to Twitter and was a good sport and laughed at his mistake.
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She wants to be a good sport, so the desert getaway is a go.
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Sheeran, for his part, has been a good sport about criticisms of his tattoos.
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Since I wanted to show them I was a good sport, I smiled broadly.
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Of course, no good sport would be legit without a way to watch it.
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But not everyone believes that hunting foxes, or even chasing them, is good sport.
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"Figured i could be a good sport and see whats its like #37week #14lbbaby #noteasy."
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Justin Timberlake is a good sport, but he will not feign enthusiasm over baby news.
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" But she was a good sport about it all: "I'm not going to fire him.
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Vanselow, to his credit, was a good sport and indulged my not-so-stealthy fanboying.
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He was even a good sport and put on bunny ears for the Easter holiday.
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Lizzie: You should watch this video until you're convinced that golf is a good sport.
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Jon proved he's a good sport by teaching our photog how to properly grunt "Oookay!!"
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I've wanted to get into it for a while and he's been a good sport.
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Ever a good sport, Kenji begins listing all the apparent benefits of drinking this stuff.
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Anne Hathaway is being a good sport about her widely criticized 2011 Oscars hosting gig.
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MacFarlane was a good sport though, and retweeted the post to his own Twitter account.
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She took it all in good sport, tweeting, "just woke up what happened" earlier today.
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Always the good sport, Kate patted his back and said sorry for her poor attempt.
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In this clip, obtained by TMZ, you can see the guy was a good sport.
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D'Souza was a good sport about it and appeared in the video announcement of the winners.
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"It was good fun, he's a good sport," Harry's soccer opponent, volunteer Nordean Elouissi, told reporters.
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" Like a good sport, Pratt, 39, shared that "it was just an honor to be nominated.
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Lefort did not win the bout, but he was a good sport about the whole thing.
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" Adds Jake Boyd, "You can be a good sport and be serious at the same time.
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Gene was a really good sport, and came over to speak with us for fifteen minutes.
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She is a diva, a dirty fighter, a fury when provoked and a surprisingly good sport.
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Through it all, Mr. Trump appeared to be making an effort to be a good sport.
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Trump won, and Milbank is being a good sport about making such an abrasively wrong prediction.
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Ben Affleck knows he's been made into a meme — and he's a surprisingly good sport about it.
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Truman seems to be a good sport about the whole thing, leaning in to help clean up.
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" She can be heard saying in the video, which is captioned "@JerryFerrara is such a good sport.
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As in any good sport, the path to greatness is blazed with dedicated practice and overall fitness.
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" Totally cringe-worthy, but Tyson was at least a good sport when he replied, "Well, that depends.
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Julia is a pretty good sport about the romance between her friend and her long-time crush.
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Desus and Mero grilled him on it—and thankfully, he was a good sport about it all.
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Despite being sent home, Waters has been a good sport, posting a series of hilarious memes and gifs.
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"He was such a good sport and wanted to make sure he did the performance justice," Lizama says.
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GUILFOYLE: You had to do the things but you go terribly wrong, but it&aposs a good sport.
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Macron appeared to be a good sport too, congratulating President of Croatia Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic after the game.
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I think it's funny and cute that she grilled Cody — and I think Cody was a good sport.
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Many of his wrestling approaches include mention of making good sport and are obviously meant for wrestling contests.
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In fact, Palin was such a good sport she even appeared on "SNL" to laugh off the jokes.
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Ever the good sport, Kate Middleton managed to be both fashion icon and cricketer at the same time.
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Douthat: I'll be a good sport and refrain from Googling it, and just say a whole lot more.
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But he was a good sport about my efforts to nudge us right into the middle of it.
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J. is such a good sport and holds my bag for me so I can look more freely.
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But he was such a good sport and I personally think he pulled that beret off pretty darn well.
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Still, in public diplomacy like this, it's being a good sport that counts, and the Obamas acquitted themselves well.
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Thanks to my mom for being such a good sport, and remember: The family that drones together, stones together.
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Justin Timberlake has been a good sport about the public reaction to his upcoming album, Man Of The Woods.
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The Jeff we meet early in the film is a generally good sport, if a bit of a flake.
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We apologise for the bad acting and terrible costumes and we thank Kristin for being such a good sport.
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Mr. Trump, he said, was a good sport, and the only jokes he was sensitive about referred to finances.
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While Stern said his wife was a "good sport" during the wedding, she again wasn't pleased about the surprise.
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As it turns out, he's a good sport about it, even if seems to not understand what a meme is.
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Screaming into the jungle seemed unpleasant and jarring to me at first, but I wanted to be a good sport.
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Fortunately, the actor is a good sport about all of the memes — and even added his own into the mix.
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He says his fiancé, TV writer and producer Gary Janetti, is a "very good sport" and the ultimate Instagram boyfriend.
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DiMarco, for his part, was a good sport about the whole thing: "I have no idea what happened," he said.
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Caleb also was a good sport on the field, as a baseball player with his little league team, the Mudcats.
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" Nonfiction content includes the kid's trivia game show "ExtraBLURT," the sports talk show "Good Sport!" and "The Show About Science.
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His being a good sport takes away a lot of the worry you might otherwise have had about doing that.
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"More than any other celebrity, she was fond of 'Forbidden Broadway' and was a good sport about it," he said.
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Although William's team emerged victorious, the good sport gave his new wife a hug as they stepped off the jetty. 3.
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But he remained a good sport as Wilde and DeGeneres attacked the task together, each taking a side of his head.
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As always with this game, a few questions were a tad saucy, but Stewart was a good sport and played along.
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And though the actor isn't as much into Disney as his wife, he's definitely "always a good sport," according to her.
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The auction participant, later identified as 18-year-old Jordan Smith, appears to be a good sport, laughing and moving on.
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She may have ended up with a few bruises, but Giselle seems to be a good sport about the whole ordeal.
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Ultimately, he was a pretty good sport about the whole thing after essentially surviving the internet equivalent of a public flogging.
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The reporter, Earle Farrell, was a good sport about the whole thing, and the dog got its 15 seconds of fame.
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But Ms. Hwang was a good sport, inviting Chang and me to her house and plying us with freshly picked strawberries.
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" Dratch, a former SNL cast member who returned to play Klobuchar, responded to Klobuchar, thanking her for being a "good sport.
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I saw Trump a couple of days after that [roast] and went over to thank him for being a good sport.
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Usher proved to be a good sport though -- and apparently this publicity stunt hasn't gotten anybody busted ... at least not yet.
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Barack Obama is a good sport, so naturally he's spent years putting up with fans who wanted to take selfies with him.
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My son was a good sport: he stood as I put on each layer, using masking tape to hold them in place.
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Rose, who is clearly a good sport about it at this point, previously said he "got a healthy 19" scored against him.
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What's more interesting is why they're such a bummer, and what that tells us about the worst configurations of a good sport.
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Raise a glass to... Mo Salah, one of the Premier League's biggest stars and, it turns out, a really, really good sport.
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All around good sport Kevin Hart posted a hilarious video on Instagram of a fan genuinely mistaking him for fellow comedian, Chris Rock.
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Teddy tries to be a good sport, while Owen takes to comforting Amelia, even offering to help them look for Betty (Peyton Kennedy).
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He's been a good sport about "slow jamming the news" with Jimmy Fallon, and he even read some mean tweets on Jimmy Kimmel.
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A good sport as well, he also contributed a few vocal outbursts to Ms. Rosenthal's Poulenc, which closed the competition on a humorous note.
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Vanessa is a very good sport about playing up how excited she is about meeting a strange man in a costume for the camera.
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He is being a surprisingly good sport about the very public dig, and even liked a few funny tweets in response to the verse.
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Starring very good sport Nikolaj Coster-Waldau alongside Dave Coulier and Bob Saget, it's one of the most cringeworthy things you'll see this week.
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" While the teen said he would be "disappointed" if his creation doesn&apost win, he plans to congratulate whoever does "to be a good sport.
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Admittedly a vanity project for Nicholson, Nance was stuck with the dunk given his tenure with the Lakers and because he is a good sport.
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No shocker he's being such a good sport about it -- remember, Harrison called himself the "schmuck" who landed on a taxiway at John Wayne Airport.
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She is also totally no-bullshit and a very good sport when it comes to having questions spat at her like a tennis ball machine.
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He was a goofy good sport in Vacation even though the part was one note (employing some literal BDE before we were using that term).
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Paramroop is presumably trying to be a good sport for the show and welcome the couple in warmly, cleansing the room by playing a gong.
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" The star continued, "But she was darn cute doing it and such a good sport to go out there and do it with the whole crew.
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Grass trimmers and nerf guns aren't exactly as intimidating as the weapons in Overwatch, but Good Sport Dad Mike Luciano Jr. pulls these emotes off anyway.
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It's made him hundreds of millions of dollars, and he's quite happy to appear as a guest star to show what a good sport he is.
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"👏🏻 @olympiaohanian is such a good sport she clapped for every point — whether it was mama @serenawilliams or auntie @venuswilliams," Ohanian captioned the clip on Instagram.
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Friends and teammates testify to his generosity, his charisma and his shrewd ability to foster and profit from his image as an all-around good sport.
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It appears West that is being a good sport about this whole thing, almost as if to say Oh, y'all thought my sandals were too small?
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Satirizing your reputation let you look like a good sport—and, if it clicked, might remind people of why they liked you in the first place.
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Maybe Mr. Trump can find a way to show the public and his celebrity impersonators that he's a good sport and really understands how democracy works.
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In one photo, the leopard pounces on the head of one of his adoptive brothers, who is almost twice his size and clearly a good sport.
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In the studio, each of the four musicians took his turn and was a good sport, hamming it up for the camera as producers shouted hashtags.
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The actress is such a good sport about the whole thing — we can only hope her husband, Lee Kirk, and Krasinski's wife, Emily Blunt, are equally amused.
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Jane's dealer (Adam Brody, a good sport in garish white-guy dreads) says he'll take her furniture if she doesn't pay off her debt to him—today.
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Ms. Lampanelli said he was a "good sport" during his 2011 Comedy Central roast, but may not have fully processed the jokes being made at his expense.
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So Mark Linn-Baker faking his departure and hiding out in Mexico felt like a really great idea, and he was such a good sport about it.
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" Once the Trump supporters caught on to the joke, they moved away, but he was a good sport and scooted down to join them. "Make. America. White.
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James Montgomery Flagg made a film the next year called "The Good Sport" in which the hero invents a self-leveling elevator and receives a $100,000 check.
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Becca is a good sport for putting up with it — her interactions with Jordan always seem half-hearted, as if she's going through the motions for the producers.
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Lovato was a good sport about the fall, quickly jumping into the pool after the tumble and even posting a video of the incident on Instagram with "#NOTCoolForTheSummer."
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" On the (w)hole (winkwinkwink), Evans is a good sport about the whole thing now, telling EW that he views the film as equivalent to "earning my stripes.
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She's been a good sport, but the fact that showing "more humor and heart" must be part of her strategy shows that she knows there is an issue.
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Becca, a copywriter at the company who originally uploaded the pictures to Reddit, said the intern was in on the joke and a good sport about the whole thing.
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I went, but many of my friends weren't allowed to come with me as their families were very religious and didn't think soccer was a good sport for girls.
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This guy who was a good sport about playing a music trivia game … … that eventually led him to his wife's news that she was pregnant with their first baby.
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Serena Williams was weeping from the sidelines after having to back out of a big match Sunday -- but her opponent proved to a good sport ... and her biggest fan.
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For a man who's been dabbing and dancing all year, you'd think Newton would be a good sport about losing to one of the great defenses of all time.
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Blowouts are bound to happen, it teaches a valuable lesson to children on how to lose gracefully and be a good sport and encourages them to work even harder.
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Before the party was over, my date solidified his "good sport" status by enthusiastically agreed to take pictures with me at the holiday photo booth my company had arranged.
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"This proves that no matter how spicy you think your comeback is, nothing beats being a good sport and taking it all in stride," one fan wrote on Twitter.
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"@kmilchuck is a badass and still hitting the gym, figured i could be a good sport and see whats it's like #37week#14lbbaby #noteasy," Milchuck wrote on his Instagram page.
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In a video she shared on Twitter, McVey seemed to be a good sport throughout the whole thing, at first pretending to fight Styles and then giving him a hug.
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Karlovic was a good sport about the impromptu Q. and A. But there was a question he received once on Twitter that produced an even more telling and accurate response.
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It's hard to tell exactly how much this psyched out Klay—or even if he's really laughing—but the man was a good sport, collapsing in a pile of giggles.
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When American Idol announced that 2016 would be its last season – over a decade after Dunkleman left it – he took to Twitter and proved what a good sport he is. 3.
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Pettyfer was a good sport about the whole thing, though, bashfully throwing ping-pong balls at the cameraperson before turning his chair around and going into full-on male-dancer mode.
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Smile'n Sam was a good sport about it, of course – the slugger's always had mad respect for what they do, and even told us not serving is his biggest life regret.
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The Checkup "The evidence shows that what makes sports really fun for kids is trying hard, making progress, being a good sport, experiencing positive coaching," a doctor of sports medicine said.
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And to show that he's a good sport, he even emblazoned the shoes with his own personal touch: the word "straight" next to a graphic of a fire emoji (translation, straight fire).
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The actor, 63, was a good sport when he saw a clip of Jeopardy contestants blank on his name while answering a question about his latest film, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.
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Ask Cortana and Google Assistant and they'll hedge like a weathered politician, refusing to take sides and responding instead with the game's start time (Cortana) or the importance of being a good sport (Google).
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Martin O'Malley was a good sport, but was largely a sidebar in the debate, reduced to parenthetical comments on the Clinton-Sanders engagement, occasional anecdotes about Baltimore and asking the moderators for more time.
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And, speaking of civil discourse, talk to your children, read to your children, answer their questions, ask some of your own, and be a good sport when they point out your own occasional lapses.
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The aging Microsoft founder and fellow dropout—who gave the Harvard commencement address ten years ago when Zuck's wife Priscilla graduated as Mark watched from the crowd—is a good sport about the whole thing.
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So no, the Duolingo owl is not going to bust your through bedroom window to remind you to learn Spanish — but being a good sport about Smile Direct Club's flavored aligners could save you $100.
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Sam, the single-mom heroine of Pamela Adlon's "Better Things," on FX, now entering its third season, is the cranky, unapologetic inverse of Annie, although she, too, is worn down by being a good sport.
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" Now to be fair, Tyga's party was probably at capacity and Sir McCartney—along with Beck, and Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins—was a good sport about it joking "How VIP do we gotta get?
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Jamie Foxx is such a good sport for this -- he listened to a guy pour his heart and soul into an impassioned freestyle rap that JF REALLY didn't appear to be all that crazy about.
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He remains a good sport, cracking jokes to the crowd about the mishap as Mötley roadcrew spends the better part of ten minutes guiding the set back to the ground, to howling cheers from the crowd.
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I deactivated my Facebook account a year and a half ago, and at the same time sold the few shares of Facebook stock I'd bought to be a good sport on the day of the IPO.
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Wayne Brady is nothing if not a good sport ... which is why we're happy he came out a winner -- as much as possible, anyway -- while playing our photog's janky and impromptu version of Wayne's game show.
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The Harry Potter star, who is currently promoting his Broadway run in The Lifespan of a Fact, was a damn good sport on The Tonight Show on Wednesday, offering up genuine enthusiasm for meme after meme.
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A good sport, Romeo (who's wearing a long-sleeved shirt from Justin Bieber's Drew fashion label) appears to get even more enjoyment out of the dance session, smiling as he tries to keep pace with his mom.
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During the abysmal performance, Carey told the audience, "I'm trying to be a good sport here," before closing the show with a diva-esque, hands-in-air mic drop and screw-you-2016 exit from the stage.
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The night they arrive, Bob dubs Charles "a good companion, a good friend, and a good sport"—notions that are tested after a plane crash leaves Charles, Bob, and his assistant Stephen (Harold Perrineau) stranded in the wild.
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Sure it sucks to be dealing with this strange identity crisis, but Roberge is doing his best to be a good sport (ha ha) and admitted he loves hearing the color commentator say O.A.R. 30 times a day.
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My travel schedule is something I've really tried to get a handle on since I started dating M. He's a good sport, but I know it's not easy to date someone who is gone as much as I am.
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Brolin was meant to be promoting his upcoming movie, Sicario 2: Day of the Soldado, but you can't blame Colbert for squeezing the last few drops of Infinity War promo out of the perpetual late night show good sport.
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"Gymnastics is a very good sport because you get to smile a lot if you want to, rather than running around on a basketball court or something, where it's kind of hard to run around and smile," she said.
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Named after the number that graced Jacob's sports jersey, the movement encourages people to live by 11 simple traits the slain child valued: Be kind, understanding, honest, thankful, a good sport, a good friend, joyful, generous, gentle with others and positive.
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A jolly good sport who genuinely looks like he had the best time, McCartney runs through some of his most iconic numbers, from the thematically necessary "Drive My Car," to "Penny Lane," and the first song he ever wrote at 14.
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She watched in confusion as Bublé rang up her items with a fake "beep" noise DeGeneres made him say but remained a good sport — even as the four-time Grammy winner separated her bunch of bananas one by one to scan them.
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She says her mom never really understood Freedman's devotion to pictures and the vocation it made for her, but she was a good sport during a visit to New York when the two ran into some police officers Freedman knew along Fifth Avenue.
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Always the good sport, Buttigieg even says the quote was kinda funny to him, but then asks a serious question -- why isn't Trump trying to resolve the major trade impasse he's at with China, and instead, taking the time to make fun of me?
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Oliver is a good sport in the segment, and his willingness to face people who don't know him — despite his weekly evisceration of various topics — makes for good-natured fun that also pokes some holes in his reputation as a dependable destroyer of things.
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The Master of None creator and star, who was nominated for a Golden Globe for best actor in a TV comedy or musical for the hit Netflix series, jokingly showed off his secret to being a good sport at the awards ceremony – a book titled Losing to Jeffrey Tambor with Dignity.
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The mission statements for these organizations promote exactly the right ideas: that youth sport should be about having fun while learning to work hard for a common goal, to prioritize developing skills over winning, to persist in the face of adversity, to be a good sport and to be competitive.
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In talking with South Korea and China, Mr. Abe will want to make sure his country does not get "dragged along with relaxing sanctions because it's facing pressure from China, South Korea and the U.S. to play a good sport and support an agreement" without protecting Japan's interests, Mr. Harris said.
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It's also not the first tattoo she has modified or covered up — both Grande and Davidson have taken time post-breakup to change their ink, and Grande most recently had that unfortunate mishap where she inadvertently tattooed "Japanese barbecue grill" on her hand in kanji characters (hey, at least she was a good sport about it).
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Eddie Alvarez is a good man and a good sport and god knows we expect a lot of superhuman behavior from our mixed martial artists, but even they are subject to humanity's primordial impulses, far beyond morality, so how can we fail to forgive them in dire circumstances for unconsciously prioritizing staying alive over doing the right thing?
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Over the course of our regular interviews, Priebus was a surprisingly good sport about the whole thing — enough so that we've decided to initiate a new feature, Tuesdays With Reince, a semiregular encounter-session with the head of the fracturing party of Lincoln, to provide our readers with the full-spectrum Priebus coverage they have been clamoring for.
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Still, she’s a good sport about it and agrees to have dinner with Phillip’s parents, King John (Robert Lindsay) and Queen Ingrith (Michelle Pfeiffer.) Unfortunately, the royal figureheads waste no time putting all four of their feet into their mouths, insulting Maleficent and sending her into an excessive-yet-dazzling rage over appetizers.
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But as local press and television news crowd around the till, and shop-owner and good sport Anita serves her customers mysterious chocolate bars, Böhm and her small crew stand out in the drizzle, enjoying the sight of a newsagent façade with Adbuster-style doctored signage for the National Lottery (which now offers "Instant" rebranding) and Moneygram (sending "peace" around the world).
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"Money is the most obvious part of the stress, but really what's terrible is the endless pressure to be 'on' when you go to these things — to look good in the photos, to wear something new every time, to be a good sport," says Ashley Ross, 25, a content strategist in NYC, who estimates she goes to between 21 and 226 weddings each year.
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Nunez would occasionally exasperate them, too, with a fielding miscue or a base-running gaffe, but he was also the guy who could be relied upon to be a good sport when his teammates teased him, as Derek Jeter did a couple of seasons ago in Toronto by drawing a chalk outline of Nunez's body at the spot in the infield where he fell, in exaggerated fashion, after straining a hamstring.
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The switches within our slow cookers are subjected to additional internal testing, which includes a Rotary Knob Endurance test, Rotary Knob Force Test and Flame Burning Test and constructed of self-extinguishing, flame resistant material The Crock-Pot company is being a good sport and playing along with the joke, but the release of this statement underlines the fact that pop culture can have very real effects on the reputation of real-life products.
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I don't live inside Slow Clapper's head or anything, so I can't say for sure what he was thinking, but from the outside, it absolutely appeared that his major concern in experiencing Slave Play was making sure that everyone in the theater knew that he Got It. He was a good white person, he was taking his criticism as it arrived, and he was being such a good sport about it that he was clapping for it.
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The dude was a good sport about the whole thing, but let this serve as a reminder that for every fan who manages to catch a ball while drinking a beer (or pulls off the feat of catching a ball in a beer and then subsequently chugging it), there are fans dropping balls left and right, sometimes at the expense of their overpriced stadium snacks (listen to that crowd; look at that splatter!) or even something more important like, oh, say, a baby.
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" Reading such self-imposed sarcasm made you wonder whether Day sort of agreed with Esquire Magazine's combatively contrarian film critic Dwight Macdonald, when in 1962, at the peak of Day's box-office marketability in such romantic comedies of the era as "Lover Come Back" (19853), "That Touch of Mink" (1962), "The Thrill of It All" (1963) and "Send Me No Flowers" (1964), he wrote Day's popularity off as being a triumph of "the healthy antiseptic Good Looks and the Good Sport personality that the American middle class -- that is, practically everybody -- admires as a matter of duty.
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