Sentence examples for I'd better wait from inspiring English sources

Maybe I'd better wait a few more hours.

"If this wasn't such an important performance for him, I'd say, 'Ah, you'd better wait a little longer.' " Dr. DiGiacinto added that he always urges his surgery patients to be active as soon as possible.

"I'm not sure now, but you'd better wait".

In that deep voice, Bill told my son, "Uh, David, maybe you'd better wait outside".

He decided he'd better wait until he'd finished his drink before proposing.

I'd say we better wait till the end of the season, and see how their team holds up physically, before we can make that sort of judgement.

"But you'd better not wait too long," he added.

(They'd better not wait too long, however).

"If you find a good house you'd better not wait, or it'll be gone," she advises.

Discontinued: " Sometimes I'd just wait until Saturday a better day, the weekend.

Cargo said that because of the inconvenience, it would compensate me by providing a better sofa, but I'd have to wait another 10 weeks.