Sentence examples for better go over from inspiring English sources

"Finally I said, 'I better go over and see what's going on.' " He heard the news from a police officer: His wife had been killed.

"You'd better go over and say hello".

But our mother thought she had better go over and check anyway.

I'd better go over my docket!" said Bradley A. Smith, chairman of the Center for Competitive Politics, a group that opposes campaign regulations on First Amendment grounds.

When this Mephistophelean stand-in, who resembles a punkish, pint-size Hannibal Lecter, waves a contract in your face, you'd better go over it with a microscope; a magnifying glass would not be strong enough to read the fine print.

So, today, God the Novelist thought He'd better go over to the Home Relief Bureau and get His new identification card, which His investigator had failed to give Him.

Call him in the middle in the throes of an emotional crisis, or, better yet, go over to "surprise" him.

The studio changed the title from "Jack the Giant Killer" last summer after deciding that "Slayer" would be a better draw for young men and would go over better with parents.

Law and Hall, however, felt the show would go over better in a smaller house and generate better word-of-mouth.

The farm food seems to go over better with adults than children.

Keenen would go over better due to large majority of Irishmen at the fights.