Sentence examples for better fare from inspiring English sources
Fortunately the program on Friday night and both of Saturday's performances also included better fare.
The Flirt does nicely with the Sailors until the Dandy (with handlebar mustache and a tennis racket: the role created by André Eglevsky) strikes her as better fare.
But if people like the ear candy, they may develop a taste for better fare thereafter.What would really change things would be more listenable modern music.
After a few minutes' appreciative munching, because it was better fare than usually provided for us hacks, a horrified member of the hotel staff ran over.
The glum reality for a Liverpool crowd raised on better fare is that most weeks there are two undistinguished mid-table teams to watch.
With higher energy, brighter music and more rewarding choreography, the second program of Ballet Next proved altogether better fare than the first of the company's current New York season.
Not surprising, patients whose surgeons had better skills fared better.
Fountaingrove hopes to fare better.
D'Antoni will probably fare better.
