Sentence examples for better coming down from inspiring English sources

"It's all about us getting better coming down the stretch, going into the playoffs with some momentum, some confidence," said Anthony, who tweaked his left knee on a bad landing.

"So you'd better come down to Kent to meet the Wellwoods.

"He started screaming: 'You better come down here and double him!' I don't remember him getting upset like that.

But on the alligator day, the mail clerk came to her. "Miss Warshawsky," he said, "I think you'd better come down to the mail room".

"I've already told my brother: 'You'd better come down and rub minds with him and introduce us to him.'".

"He may do better by him coming down here and talking to people on the plant floor," said Ms. Palms, who described herself as a Democrat who favors him – at this point – because he holds a lead in the delegate count and popular vote.

Most patients were optimistic about the promise of new medications, with many expressing that they would delay treatment in the hopes of "something better": "Maybe something better will come down because that's what everybody keeps telling me; every time I talk to the doctors, there's something coming down the pike.

It should not be a straight one-up, one-down because a side coming up has to be better than the one coming down".

Told that Mr. Warnock was a broker, "he said, 'you stay doing that, it's better money.' " "People were coming down, saying people were trapped on the 72nd floor.

"The carrier networks are in place, the devices are better, and the prices are coming down," said Paul Dittner, an analyst at Gartner Dataquest.

In other words, going up the hill first and then coming down is better than going down and then coming back up.