Sentence examples for better brace from inspiring English sources

Well, Henry had better brace himself.

Venezuelans had better brace themselves for more nationalisation, scarcity and economic decline.

You'd better brace yourself for the response from vegans and PETA.

Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, had better brace himself: Pope Francis arrives in the Middle East on Saturday.

That means, of course, that Mr. McCain had better brace for attacks depicting him as the Democrats' favorite Republican.

Britain and China had better brace themselves for an even greater deflation shock wave under this scenario.

Politics is also a factor; in many states, including Texas, judges are elected, so younger people may be better braced for the rough and tumble of campaigning.

Some analysts said investors would most likely be better braced to handle policy changes in the nations that use the euro.

"Having a more realistic expectation of what occurs on Ainoshima would have better braced me for the experience".

Split that £100 with a mate on a bottle of wine, however, and you'd better be braced for sanctimony and ridicule.

Fortunately, it is just final practice for the six teams lining up off Southsea and the prospects are much better for two brace of races which count for the first points which accumulate until the end of the 2016 season.