Sentence examples for Have you better from inspiring English sources
"All I know is whatever you have you better hold onto it, your job, your house, because you don't know if it will be there tomorrow".
It's not clear to me that we ought to be the ones to judge what a leader in Pakistan ought to wear to the office, and it seems to me that if you're going to fuss at what you have, you better have something better in mind, and we haven't had something better.
While that experience is great to have, you better make sure you have a replacement on the roster just in case that creaky back that, with treatment would see a 23-year-old up and running without missing a beat, keeps your 31-year-old out of action for multiple weeks.
Have you a better suggestion?
Have you had better French fries in your whole life?
Or have you any better suggestions?
Have you seen a better one?
Have you found one you like better?
The more experiences you have the better you'll be.
The more practice you have, the better you will do.
