"I've been better entertained," says one tramp.
"I've been better entertained," says Vladimir dismissively, when asked his opinion of one of Pozzo's perorations.
With milky sunshine filtering through the clouds over Centre Court - and with the rest of the Williams women (mother Oracene plus the three other sisters) sitting in the stands - the tournament's first and fourth seeds kept the crowd better entertained than they could possibly have expected for 123 minutes.
Y'all would be better served (and certainly better entertained) playing Fable II.
Notwithstanding, there are a great many of us who have always been smart enough to realize that if we don't keep informed, we're the ones who will pay for it in the end, as well as members of our human tribe who are never happier or better entertained than when they are watching the nightly news.
Where better to entertain such thoughts than in Allendale, South Carolina, a ghostly town bypassed by the interstate-highway system?
Matthew Xia, the Exchange's associate artistic director, deftly conjures a compelling, light and dark dappled vision – all the better to entertain you with.
"While Lionel indulged his passion for horticulture with the aid of up to 400 gardeners at Exbury, Edouard had his beloved racehorses at Chantilly.... Philippe built himself a seaside villa at Arcachon, the better to entertain other men's wives".
Ferrari, Maserati and other automakers are supplanting the time-honored floor shifter with fast levers mounted on or behind the steering wheel, the better to entertain Walter Mitty types who want to transform their daily commutes into a fantasy Grand Prix.
Better to entertain the notion that you can act out enough to fill a whole home with character all by yourself and pretend that, when you're eating at midnight, the house is quiet because the whole world is asleep and not just gone away.
