Sentence examples for better i moved from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trotter sent one for grilled lamb loin and balsamic red onion salad with artichoke vinaigrette, with the handwritten message, "You're not getting older, you're getting better!" I moved to Chicago the next year, and shortly afterward was roundly outbid for Chef for a Day at a charity event.

I moved to LA a month before the riots of 1992, and better, I moved to Koreatown, one of the disturbance's hotspots thanks to misplaced African-American resentment of Korean liquor stores in South Central (a resentment Cube brainlessly fanned with his nastiest song, Black Korea).

Things did, slowly, get better; I moved to Montreal for a while, then to Salt Spring Island, where the travel and change of scenery allowed me the space I needed to work through some of the trauma.

"And the better shape that I get in, the better I move, and the better I do, hopefully I'll be able to touch a lot more people now people, teenagers, whoever, that can show them that whatever people say about you, you can make a change if you want to, and you put your mind to it.

"If I make more money, when I go to the store I buy a better car, a better refrigerator, I move into a better house.

"But I hit the ball well considering, served better, and obviously I moved a bit better today as well".

So, with nothing better to do, I moved back in with my parents and limped my way through the serpentine registration line at the local university.

My first job was picking cherries in an orchard but I heard planting was better money, so I moved over to the mainland and ended up planting trees around rural Victoria.

It's easy to say, "Everything will be better after I graduate" or "Everything will be better after I get this project done" or "Everything will be better when I move to Portland".

It's better that I move aside and give him a clear run at it.

A chance for a better life "I move around the village telling parents to take their children to school.