Sentence examples for better have that from inspiring English sources

Lumps are all right, but if they get bigger you think: "I better have that away".

So if a military relic turned luxury performance truck is all that will do, you'd better have that £149,970 about your person.

They doped me first with sleeping pills and poured melted plastic over my feet so as I couldn't move.' " 'You better have that head of yours seen to.' " 'I don't want to.

Here's a lesson: You get a "Shut up!" like that, you better have that contract ready.

When she gave me a rather odd look, I decided not to tell her that she better have that suit cleaned before she wore it again.

Everyone comes from something different, and I think showing respect for everybody is ― in a locker room, in a team with guys trying to go in the same direction ― you'd better have that empathy for everybody," Brady says.

Perhaps Mr. Eastwood felt better having that opportunity.

It would have been better had that happened on the 18th play-off hole, but a magnificent putt under pressure nonetheless.

"Our relationship with China is extraordinarily complicated, and when you do understand the culture better, having that appreciation means you can hopefully find compromises," she said.

It's better to have that one run at least".

"But it's better to have that than 100,000 dead, like in Algeria".