for good measure in English

as an extra, in addition to

Use "for good measure" in a sentence

1. I repeated my question for good measure.

2. And let's add Godel for good measure.

3. A dash of eau-de-Cologne for good measure.

4. Why don't you try calling them one more time, for good measure.

5. For good measure, he had added a lurid red moon opposite it.

6. Why don't you try phoning them one more time, for good measure?

7. The youth obliged, adding a further string of expletives, just for good measure.

8. For good measure, she's famous for her ability to stimulate creative inspiration, too.

9. Use 50g of rice per person and an extra spoonful for good measure.

10. After I'd weighed the apples, I put in another one for good measure.

11. For good measure, some of these ideas have been worked up into watercolour paintings.

12. It is a schedule from hell, with the Lions thrown in for good measure.

13. You beat the shit out of Calvin and then you killed him for good measure.

14. Now pour in the cream and stir well. Give one last beating for good measure.

15. 'I'm no good at puzzles. I can't even do crosswords,' she added for good measure.

16. They believed he would grow by six inches - but Steven added another two for good measure.

17. The pianist gave a long and varied recital, with a couple of encores for good measure.

18. I gave him a full deflection burst for good measure and then my ammunition ran out.

19. In addition, for good measure, a substantial increase in the Government's commitment to hospital building was announced.

20. Even old Henry Spalding, who had returned to Lapwai in the spring, added his signature for good measure.

21. Network South East has its patriotic red, white, and blue bands with grey thrown in for good measure.

22. Mr Yavlinsky did so, and for good measure outlined a programme for radical reform supported by western aid.

23. Carl Lewis has done it in the 100 and 200 meters, tossing in the long jump for good measure.

24. For the rest it's twenty five minutes of speed and skill ... and then two more laps for good measure.

25. The concert was excellent - there were lots of well-known songs with some new ones thrown in for good measure.

26. I agree with another reviewer about the MST-3K quality to this filmplus Beefcakey Tom Selleck thrown in for good measure

27. I agree with another reviewer about the MST-3K quality to this filmplus Beefcakey Tom Selleck thrown in for good measure

28. KU was Bludgeoned early and often, unable to pick itself up off the mat — and, for good measure, pummeled while it was down there — in a season-ending 85 …

29. 3 hours ago · It’s a vintage TLR masterpiece, with nine different pitchers, all sorts of old-school strategies and even a couple of Brushbacks for good measure

30. This week we are exploring the Great Day Hike #03: The Balsams: Waterrock Knob to Fork Ridge Overlook (with a few bonus miles tacked on for good measure!) hiked by Danny Bernstein

31. Winsome, handsome and effortlessly chic; the Bowback Side Chair is a great piece for adorning a dining table or as a stand alone chair tucked into the garden with a Small Nest Table for good measure.

32. The Crush Acoustic 30 is a two-channel amp with separate inputs for both a guitar and a microphone, along with separate EQ sections for both and a couple of nice effects thrown in for good measure

33. Anywhere a leather Briefcase could get stress, it gets a double layer of leather cut from the hardest part of the hide (the shoulder or along the back), extra stitching, a rivet to back up the Briefcase’s stitching and usually a reinforcing hidden Polyester strap sewn in for good measure.

34. As handsome as this package is -- or in the case of the super limited edition, housed in a working guitar amp, as ridiculous -- Backtracks is essentially just a clearinghouse for AC/DC rarities, rounding up all the released tracks and videos that have yet to appear on a collection, throwing in a full-length DVD of 2003 for good measure.

35. (usually "Baile funk") A specific genre of dance music originating in Rio de Janeiro, also known as Funk Carioca 2006 August 25, Jessica Hopper, “Stick This in Your iTunes”, in Chicago Reader‎[1]: The irreverent banger "Hey You" repos Balkan brass and sets it to pure Chicago juke step, which bleeds into a colossal Baile beat and, for good measure