Sentence examples for be better then from inspiring English sources
But if separating the two would be better, then separate I will.
When Henry, now 2, talked about his future, he spoke in gradations: first he would be "better," then "super better," then "super-duper better".
AMY DAVIDSON: See Gabriel's comment — freeze won't come into effect until 2011, because the economy will be better then, and "that's how budgeting works" REBECCA MEAD: There's a tremendous tone of irony in this speech.
It might be better, then, to reframe Bloom's project, from a secretly erotic quest for sublime knowledge to an existentially urgent battle for nonconformity; real weirdness in a world that wants to co-opt everything, make everything productive for and comprehensible to everyone.
"Without a union to protect you," Spink said, "if you go into your boss and say, 'You should change your policies, things should be better,' then your boss says, 'Would you like to pack your desk now or after lunch?'" Spink said public-employee unions have to convince the public that workers' – and unions' – concerns are also public concerns.
What could be better then three women winning the prize?
