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couldn't be better |
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(I) couldn't be better. Inf. I am fine. John: How are you? Jane: Couldn't be better. Bill: I hope you're completely well now. Mary: I couldn't be better. (It) couldn't be better. and (Things) couldn't be better. Everything is fine. John: How are things going? Jane: Couldn't be better. Bill: I hope everything is okay with your new job. Mary: Things couldn't be better. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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At an earlier fund-raiser, Gennaro has said he thinks his timing couldn't be better. And I've been fortunate to learn so much from this great band and just be friends, and now we're on the road and it couldn't be better. The timing couldn't be better, says Clark Wolf, a New York food consultant. |
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