Sentence examples for better asked from inspiring English sources
"Can it get any better?" asked the manager Ricki Herbert.
Mr. Cameron said the question was better asked of the press.
"Which is better?" asked Jamal al-Sharabi, 28, a protester who drives a taxi because he could not find a job after graduating from college with a degree in English education.
She did a little bit better: Asked by Al Jazeera whether she stood by her remarks, Rice said: "Let me be very clear: The president [George Bush] said he would not authorise anything that was illegal.
Each side tends to think it is better: asked about the group's integration in South-East Asia, one Citibanker quipped that Travelers "doesn't even know how to spell emerging markets".Two new things have made culture clashes harder to manage in mergers.
When a TV reporter who presumably knew better asked, "Are there any new troop-deployment orders you could comment upon?" the reply was "Any announcement of deployment orders concerning forces of the United States will come from the Department of Defense".
Better ask Rich about a good dictionary.
"You better ask the chaplain".
But better ask something else.
