Sentence examples for better cancel from inspiring English sources
Long blocks of expository text are often only briefly interrupted by one character saying something to another like, "I think we'd better cancel St. Lucia," which the astute reader is meant to understand as a devastating statement.
Another battle-tested cliche is the scene at the airport or in the taxicab or at the important business meeting where the hero realises he could be making the biggest mistake of his life so he'd better cancel the flight or adjourn the meeting.
You'd better cancel them if you want to get into Celebrities, The Roxy, or whatever weekly is trendy this month.
Did you have plans for 6 PM? You'd better cancel them if you want to get into Celebrities, The Roxy, or whatever weekly is trendy this month.
Better cancel that vacation to Ethiopia, which, according to a government official who is Christian and pro-life, is going to become "the graveyard of homosexuality".
Let's just say, you'd better cancel your plans to watch football after dinner, or to go shopping on Friday: It could take you into the weekend to work it all off.
The lowest frequencies though, are better cancelled by the QC25s NC.
If Mexico is unwilling to pay for the badly needed wall, then it would be better to cancel the upcoming meeting".
"Sales weren't fantastic and once we took into account the likely problems on the Tube, we thought it would be better to cancel," my box-office mole says.
The current chief executive of Airbus, Tom Enders, says it would be better to cancel the project and return the €5.7 billion Airbus has already received than to carry on with the "horror".
