Sentence examples for an even better time from inspiring English sources

Last spring prices were low, and it seemed an even better time to buy.

I think Penny would have had an even better time if the show was even more interactive than it was.

World record holder Rudisha is the clear favourite and on a fast track he may harbour hopes of setting an even better time.

Well now would appear an even better time to revisit an idea that emerged after the London Olympics, but never saw the light of day.

And this year, we were promised an even better time, thanks to confirmed appearances by some of the biggest female names in business: among them, Anne Marie Petach, the chief financial officer of BlackRock, and Katherine Garrett-Cox, the chief executive of Alliance Trust, the Scottish investment firm.

Even allowing for the gripes, the slogs round the shops, the negotiations with in-laws and the joys of Christmas catering, for many of us this holiday is mainly about hunkering down with our families (for the rest, there is lots of advice out there on how to have an even better time without them).

Would he have run even better times if he had not demanded so much from his body?

Grahame Jones, writing in the Los Angeles Times, predicts even better times could be ahead: No one is suggesting that women's soccer is on the wane.

The book is even better timed.

Even better times can be obtained using graphic cards.

I think that we're heading into even better times ahead.