Sentence examples for better go on from inspiring English sources
I better go on up, he said.
So I'd better go on and get Pops's record out here before the world forgets about all of us".
But in the long pull Kenny won Hearst's accolade, as the equal of Ella Wheeler Wilxoc (herself a songstress in the Hearst vineyard at one time), and in 1946 met the great man himself in California, "He said I had the divine afflatus," Kenny recalls, "and I thought I'd better go on bicarb".
We watch the characters teach improvised English lessons for grateful and somewhat naïve Czech students, do laundry and grocery shopping, get sick and then get better, go on jaunts to Berlin and Krakow, search for English-language books and loiter endlessly at various watering holes.
President Florentino Perez does not always get his man – he famously missed out on Patrick Vieira in 2004 – but when the signing does happen it follows a familiar pattern: Identify the player and let him know you want him; go public over the fact that he wants to come; and then convince him your bid will be accepted, encouraging him to agitate for a move, or even better, go on strike.
BBQ Makes Everything Better went on to win the "Best Barbecue Book in the World" category by the judges of the 2010 Gourmand World Cookbook Awards, and remained as the sole entry from an American.
While the argument of does money make a movie better goes on, Jakub Wolak and Rosanna Kurrer at Visualizing.org have created an awesome map that may shed some light on the debate. .
But I can say that throughout those months of trying to get my life in order and on a more spiritual track, there was a larger change for the better going on.
We want to get better, and go on again and show what we can do in the final".
They do better in school, get better jobs and go on to create intact families of their own.
