Sentence examples for I better put from inspiring English sources

"I thought I better put on some gloves".

"I better put this jersey on," he said, before defending Burress.

Sounds like I better put some shorts and a T-shirt on and go outside to watch.

I better put on the kettle.

If there are going to be marshmallows for roasting I better put them on my shopping list.

Oh well, I guess I better put away my issue of People magazine, my colonoscopy is about to start.? Shit, maybe these normal assholes have a point.

When I joined the BBC I put down what I currently was doing which was at the time, which was the Socialist Alliance, which was the pre-Respect [organisation], I'd supported them in the election, so I thought I'd better put that, because that's what I voted.

"I'd written a story about music on the internet for Wired so I thought I'd better put my money where my mouth is and give it a shot," says Byrne, "and I thought, given that it is Brian and I, there may be a certain amount of interest - at least on the web".

"I had stopped and then it just carried on and I thought I'd better put my putter back in the air.

I thought I had better put on my pants.

So, after complaining about it for ages I thought I'd better put my money where my mouth is and actually try and design a typeface," which Johnson soon realised was a lot more difficult than he first thought.