Sentence examples for a few better from inspiring English sources

"We need to make a few better pitches, make a few better plays in the field," Manager Bobby Valentine said.

The magazine has also published a few better known authors, like Stephen Dixon.

"I imagine I would need to shoot 66 again, if not a few better," Duval said.

Your marketing people might have a few better ideas, but you get my drift.

There are many schools worse than this (the official phrase is 'problem-area schools for the lower socioeconomic groups') and a few better ones.

Adam Scott: "I felt like if I was really hot with the putter, I could have been quite a few better.

Instead, it has destroyed community-based education for working-class families, even as it has funneled resources toward a few better-off, exclusive, institutions.

While some low-income high school students suffer because their mothers or fathers are absent or struggling to pay for the basics, quite a few better-off students have parents who are too invested in college admissions.

But as quite a few better-informed people have pointed out, the political science literature is unambiguous on this point: what matters isn't the state of the economy, it's the perception of trend.

In the not-so-distant past — and still possible at a few better-staffed, intelligent, full-service travel agencies — a traveler could work with a travel consultant to get first-person experiences and input on things like hotel accommodations, restaurant selections, what to see and what to do.

Russian billionaire banker Andrei Melnichenko has gone a few better--he's reportedly paid Christina Aguilera $3.6 million to perform three songs at the celebration of his nuptials to the former Miss Yugoslavia, Aleksandra Kokotovic.