Sentence examples for always be greater from inspiring English sources
Yet these clubs will always be greater than their greatest players.
"Because no matter how great we are alone, we will always be greater together".
A film might be wonderful, but this is a stage work, and the live experience will always be greater still.
He described the UK as a global success story and said that "no matter how great we are alone, we will always be greater together".
Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, says English is a particularly contentious subject, since subjectivity will always be greater than in maths and science.
Rather than allowing our expenses to grow to match our income, plus any money we can borrow, maybe we should start using the old math: Income should always be greater than or equal to one's expenses.
These jobs may not always be great, he admits.
They're great fixtures, and they'll always be great fixtures.
There will always be great tennis players.
Reading and window-gazing may always be great flight pastimes.
Have fun, spend the night, watch scary movies, bring the iPad, and always be great =D.
