Sentence examples for better disappear from inspiring English sources

The voice of the narrator retreats after he tells us, "I'd better disappear and let the place tell its own story.

How much better to disappear before the music stops, while there is still some promise and mystique in the air".

She seems convinced that it will neither get slowly better nor disappear completely, and that depresses her.

He had better not disappear tomorrow night in Tempe, Ariz., where he will run back kicks and cover punts against the Cardinals.

The better primers disappear but leave a film that acts like a two-sided piece of tape: the primer adheres to eyelids while keeping eye makeup on top from huddling in a corner or forming a wobbly line on your eyelid crease.

This is a wise move on their behalf, according to experienced locals, who claim it's better to disappear from the 'second party' in this style in order to avoid being dragged back in before the 'third party' commences and there's no turning back.

This is a wise move on their behalf, according to experienced locals, who claim it's better to disappear from the 'second party' in this style to avoid being at risk of being dragged back in before the 'third party' commences and there's no turning back.

Far better to disappear briefly than to let out invective that you can't retract.

The idea that there is a better way disappeared with the arrival of the global market.

But soon after they began work Gelbart said he had a better idea, disappeared for a few months and returned with the book for what has been called the last great Broadway musical of the era that began with Carousel.

This may be the only way to blunt the credit ratings agencies' power or, better, make them disappear.