Sentence examples for better a long time from inspiring English sources

"I just wish I'd done things a lot better a long time ago," said Chambers.

"We want to get better and be better for a long time," Checketts said, adding that the Rangers do not want to push the button on any deal involving young players "just to make the playoffs this year".

Things have been slowly getting better for a long time, and now they're getting better at a much faster rate.

To be fair, my endo pain was a lot better for a long time.

We are headed for troubled times and it will not get better for a long time.

Things are bad, and they won't get better for a long time yet.

"I really, really don't think that things are going to get better for a long time".

It was the first time that it struck me that I might not get better for a long time, or at all.

"Well, OK, but the story doesn't get any better for a long time.

"Chinese companies want to diversify out of their own economy, which isn't doing well and won't get better for a long time," says economist William Yu of the UCLA Anderson Forecast.

It is factually reliable, musically knowledgeable, adequately written and appropriately frank (especially as regards Monroe's chronic extramarital philandering), and I cannot imagine its being bettered for a long time to come.