Sentence examples for being in the best from inspiring English sources

"It's like being in the best part of Manhattan," Ms. González Brunet said.

In earlier times, conquests and colonialism, even slavery, have been justified as being in the best interest of the victims.

"The global economic crisis has shown that our affairs are far from being in the best state.

So it is with conviction that I support this resolution as being in the best interests of our nation".

"I don't think he perceives this deal as being in the best interest of the 22," Crawford said.

The League is vigorously defending the action as being in the best interests of its members and of the sport.

We improved from one to the other and it's all about being in the best possible condition for the first match".

He'll say, 'There's a great shot coming up, watch what this director did here.' It's like being in the best film school".

(The S.E.C. has defended such decisions as being in the best interest of investors, who might suffer if an otherwise stable bank was suddenly unable to sell securities).

He sees his role as editor of the Sark Newspaper as being in the best traditions of pamphleteers of the 18th and 19th centuries.

Finally, despite not being in the best of shape financially, many companies have been able to take advantage of exceptionally low global interest rates to float bonds.