Sentence examples for better corners from inspiring English sources

"He has the potential to be one of the better corners in the league," Smith said.

The new Explorer, which starts at $25,000 for the four-door model, steers better, brakes better, corners better and in general is a superior product at a very reasonable price.

The engine is higher in the frame for better cornering transitions.

That results in better cornering.

All this will be coordinated by lots of computers that help vector power for better cornering, as well as a new dual-clutch transmission.

Mercedes dominated last year's F1 World Championship due to a new smaller and more powerful engine that enabled a different layout inside the car, which itself enabled better cornering and a more efficient use of the front tyres.

However, if you want a bit better cornering agility, you'll be pleased with the added grip of the 20-inch BBS modular wheels shod with even wider, lower rubber than stock (255/35ZR-20 front, 285/30ZR-20 rear, versus 245/45ZR-18 front, 255/45ZR-18 rear for the stock XKR).

The Google Translate app is working to turn your phone into a real-time translation device so the race is on to see who will better corner the market.

Perhaps because of its unconventional looks, and the inherent challenge of creating a market for a radical new product, MP3s apparently move better through corners than they do through American showrooms.

I think that a sanding sponge works better in corners, etc. than sandpaper, but both will work.

When one shouts, "We believe in you!" he yells back, "I believe in you!" When he emphasizes a point, he calls out, "Can I get an amen?" For a president facing a tough re-election and a stubborn economy, there is no better amen corner, no more invigorating audience, than on campus.