Sentence examples for be better on a from inspiring English sources

What could be better on a fine morning like this than an Epson WorkForce 635 all-in-one printer.

We're hoping he'll be better on a flatter track".

And what could be better, on a winter afternoon, than getting into bed with someone you love?

Contador is strong in the time trial, but Bradley Wiggins, the Garmin-Slipstream rider, is known to be better on a relatively flat course like Thursday's.

Pat Eddery, the trainer of Escalating, said the horse would be better on a faster surface and would next be seen in the Windsor Castle Stakes at the Royal meeting here in June.

"But when we contacted broker London & Country, they came back with the same conclusion that I was starting to reach, that in the current economic climate we'd be better on a fix.

Ah yes, that's better, on a couple of occasions when you can hear … birdsong.

From watching movies and browsing sites, to editing text and manipulating photos, almost everything is better on a big screen.

I think that his larger work would have been better on a smaller scale like the rest.

"Our vision is that there will always be some games that are better on a PC, some that are possibly better on a mobile device, and a lot that can do well in both environments.

Although Chamberlain was better on a steamy day, he still did not hang around long enough to be involved in the game's pivotal moments.