Meanings of good arrow in English

The greatest range of a good arrow is about 75 meters.

The arrow condemns Wulfric, but any man might pick up a good arrow that he had lost.

Only waste a good arrow.

There's sense in choosing your tools, for a pig's tail will never make a good arrow, nor will his ear make a silk purse.

He then adjusted his snowshoes and filled his quiver full of good arrows.

Before noon had come he was gone, carrying away the bow and the good arrows.

Each arrowmaker tried hard to make good arrows.

A good bow, several dozen good arrows.

It was torn to shreds, it was reviled as subversive of morality and religion, good arrows in those days.

"Waste of good arrows," said Havelok; "but we must keep them from the door somehow."

Some thought it must be a knight, named Walter Tyrrell, to whom the king had given three long good arrows that morning.

Very good arrows they often were from the philosophic standpoint, but seldom fashioned from the rugged essential truths of the doctrine of Christ.

He provided himself with a hundred bows made with the best string, and a hundred sheaves of good arrows with brightly burnished heads.

"It was a good arrow," answered Alric, thoughtfully.

"It seems to be a very good arrow," he said, although he did not really know much about arrows.