Front row
Good
Good adjective - Based on sound reasoning or information.
Both terms in one sentence
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After terrifying a roomful of nerdy engineers with her dominatrix act, she then clasps a lucky guy in the front row to her chest while asking if he's come up with any good workplace innovations.
Source: Marshmallow Hell -
At least one of his students says that she is taking the class because wearing a short skirt and sitting in the front row is a guaranteed way to good marks.
Source: Sextra Credit -
They do unflattering (but not cruel) imitations of the older Barones at the party; Marie and Frank, who are sitting in the front row, are not only extremely good sports about it, but laugh uproariously at the jokes.
Source: Actually Pretty Funny
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