Sentence examples for a better burst from inspiring English sources
Where you have plenty of lichen growing in the branches you'll probably get a better burst of elm yellow this Bonfire Night.
The A77 has a better burst rate, more autofocus points, higher ISO capability, and its LCD is more adjustable.
The improvements are modest: you've got improved ISO range (up to 25600 expanded, but I wouldn't), a better burst rate (6FPS, which is sweet), and a much-improved LCD (3″ at 640×480).
(Green will likely show a better initial burst than Grant, though).
The balloon, for lack of a better metaphor, burst.
(Amusingly pragmatic, often, too: "If you do have cross words," she writes, in a section on dealing with egotistical male directors, "you had better burst into helpless tears afterwards so that the director can feel manly calming you down").
An ice sock is simply a polyester or nylon sock that resists breaking when frozen, is strong enough (70 lb or better burst strength) to hold several pounds of ice melt crystals, has a weave pattern that prevents tears from unraveling the weave, resists UV damage, resists mild acids, and is refillable.
Could JPEG XR deliver cheaper, better burst shooting?
He showed a better than expected burst off the edge and anchored against the run well.
As I parted the stems to get a better look she burst out of the plant, vaulting over the counter.
In terms of features, the One X's camera clearly outpaces that of the iPhone 4S, as it's pre-loaded with filters, a better editing suite, burst photography, slow-mo and panorama modes and shooting scene configuration.
