Sentence examples for better arrive from inspiring English sources

If so, they had better arrive quickly.

And, oh yes, you'd better arrive with a sexy marketing plan as well.

Unless they want to risk hearing the manager's complaints about clientele, wait at the smoky bar or stand in the doorway, diners had better arrive with their entire party, and they had better arrive on time.

The people sitting near the stage when he performs at Boardwalk Hall better arrive with thick skins, because they could become part of Mr. Rickles's act.

People wanting to play games at HarryPotter.com, for instance, had better arrive with a current browser, the Flash plug-in, and good vision and hearing.

More Democratic than Republican, it has several global companies and the memory of many more; an embattled middle class and encroaching poverty; and the faint sense that the Next Big Thing better arrive before even its beloved park fountain, visible from the diner's front window, gets shut off.

America bombs in the hope of something better arriving.

President Bush, who has generally been on the right side of the farm issue, should think seriously about a veto if nothing better arrives on his desk.

They're better arriving as they do in the music, drifting in with a fog of reverberating guitars or threading their way through a lattice of neatly picked (and also reverberating) patterns.

It was, as one Home Guard volunteer put it, "something to be accepted gratefully until something better arrived".

A column of men under Colonel Anthony Wayne fared only a little better, arriving out of the swamp only to face Fraser's formation.