Sentence examples for better again than from inspiring English sources

Their defense has been terrible — worse than all but two N.F.L. teams — but the offense has been prolific — better, again, than all but two.

"What am I supposed to do with that?" Truth is, twice as good does not even begin to cover how much better again than everyone else Williams has become.

4.57pm BST Robson* 2-6, 1-0 Li Robson to serve, which she does better, again, than she did in the first set (in which she had 15 unforced errors and a princely two winners, by the by).

Perhaps, perversely, the audited print sales Scott left behind (down 9.45% year on year) were actually better than the Sunday Mirror's 10.75% droop – and better again than the Sun or the Star on Sunday, both of them over the 13% mark.

"But it's got to be better again because we are more than capable of going further in this competition".

In his speech to conference in Manchester, Hammond is expected to promise that the next generation will be "better off than us; and that their children will be better off again than them".

Mr Hammond said the Conservatives must "make a clear commitment to the next generation - that they will be better off than us; and that their children will be better off again than them".

The procedure was not as extensive as the Cubs anticipated, meaning he has a better chance to pitch again than first expected.

And because there's no better place to get started again than Edinburgh.

Better never to be Naked again than not disguise what time will Press like a flower in its notebook.

And if Aladdin performs better than Solo, than (once again) Disney's biggest competition may be Disney.