Sentence examples for better back in from inspiring English sources

The glum refrain among most French chefs in America was that everything was better back in France.

I liked it better back in 2005, when they were ridiculing me because [T]here is little reason to fear a catastrophic collapse in home prices.

He's better back in a car, than waiting by the side of the road for a bus; that didn't suit Don Draper.

James Starks (GB) vs. Carolina – Starks is clearly the better back in Green Bay and should see even more carries this week against a Carolina defense that gave up 16 fantasy points to Beanie Wells in Week 1.

Not that it was any better back in my day: colouring in a card for Diwali or Hanukah is no worse than tracking the journeys of St Paul around a map of the Mediterranean with tracing paper.

(Paddy Chayefsky did it all bigger and better back in the 1970s in "Network".) Granted, it is not easy to parody the circus of self-display and self-humiliation that so much of the bottom-feeder fare on television has become.

In the secondary, we should be better back there in the secondary.

A nostalgic story would argue that things were better back then in most ways, and I don't think I do that.

It makes cleaning easier and gives better back-up in the event of failure or contamination.

And in Roversio, I challenge you to find a better center back in America".

"I thought I'd left science-fiction for too long, that I had better climb back in.