Sentence examples for been better of from inspiring English sources

The news from the Middle East has been better of late, and no doubt that was part of it.

It would have been better, of course, if the euro had been able to do its draconian work without a crisis.

Maybe I would have been better of to have said its dead Jim but not as we know it?

It could have been better, of course, if we had a bigger cascade because then even the process of enrichment would have been assessed, not only the mechanical characteristics of the machines.

To be fair though, both the defense and the secondary have been better of late, having virtually shut down a potent Utah offense and dominated Colorado for much of a blowout win.

Her agents have advised her to break from pursuing work until she's "better", of course.

Austin is busy being reborn, which is better, of course, than being busy dying, but not necessarily much better.

"If I can find something that's better, of course I'd be interested in exploring it.

Another advantage of buying early is that your chances are better of finding coverage.

And if consumers are so price weary, they may be better of just waiting.

The more expensive one is better, of course.