Sentence examples for away better from inspiring English sources

"They're by far and away better off.

Even as a kid I wondered, is "passed away" better than being dead?

The title means more than "far away," better "far away and getting closer".

Many write blogs about what they have discovered; others are content simply to have come away better informed.

Jeffrey Tittel, a spokesman for the Sierra Club, said Mr. DeMarco "got away better than free" in the transactions.

Why did it have to explode so far away?" "Better far away than close by," Shira says as she wipes sand and ants off her pants.

Put your credit card away (better still, cut it up), dust off your tent, get on your bike and go and put the adventure back in your life.

I mean, my brother never kept a girl, ever; dude had thrown away better bitches than Pura without so much as a thought.