Sentence examples for better farther from inspiring English sources
But the wind is better farther offshore, he said, so the electricity may not cost more over all even if the machine does.
Barbara Candee, a director of Sotheby's International Realty and vice president of Daniel Gale, said that a buyer with $22 million could do better farther east.
He seems to get better the farther he goes".
if they attained Paradise, they would move on if they heard of a better place farther west".
SULCAS Neither Erica Pereira nor Gwyneth Muller really inhabited their roles with any dynamism or conviction -- it might have looked better from farther away.
But Coutts, who won his first P-class regatta at the ripe old age of 9, has sailed better and farther than all of his peers.
Her television performance "plays a lot better the farther you get from Illinois," said Kent Redfield, a political scientist at the University of Illinois at Springfield.
Indeed, with thousands of good hospitals across the nation, the best selling point for routine medical care may simply be convenience: some studies show that patients prefer nearby hospitals with worse results over ones with better outcomes farther away.
This restless dreaming is what made the United States, and it is why many there feel sympathy and even kinship for those in the so-called migrant caravan, currently trudging through Mexico in pursuit of a better life farther north.
But possibly — just possibly — car buyers have gotten the point that gas prices might keep bouncing around and they'd better think farther down the road than their front bumper.
