Sentence examples for better be going from inspiring English sources

"They better be going crazy.

Well, no, I'd better be going.

On Friday Evening, Mrs. W. said they'd better be going.

"Well," I said, making my way toward the front door, "I'd better be going".

So, I did the classic thing of getting terribly embarrassed, and saying, 'I think I'd better be going, man,' and trying to look as though I was on my way to something much better.

— Shirtless and sweaty on Friday night, singing garage-rock in Portuguese and English on the back patio of an East Austin bar, Guilherme Saldanha from the São Paulo band Garotas Suecas paused before the last song of a half-hour set and announced, "We're playing, like, in, one hour so we'd better be going".

They'd better be gone in a month".

"But getting [the team] better is going to take time.

"You knew something better was going to come along," he explained.

"Westerners who ought to know better are going to nightclubs and partying and dancing.

"Whoever executes that system better is going to win the game," Weaks said.