Sentence examples for better last minute from inspiring English sources

Legacy carriers typically have more flexibility, and may have better last minute bargains.

The party givers had received a better last-minute invitation to the home of a celebrity.

"The amount of inventory and the discounts we offer will get a little bit better toward the last minute," Mr. Ek said, noting that customers are increasingly using smartphones and tablets for late bookings.

For instance, a registered jockey could secretly switch with a better rider at the last minute by handing over his green bib.

They had earned a 2-2 drawithth Madrid that could even have been better but for a last minute one-on-one wasted by Álvaro Negredo, yet they were still without a victory and had slipped 16 points behind Villarreal, who were in the final Champions League place.

But Chile created the better chances, and, in the last minute of extra time, it almost won the game when Mauricio Pinilla crashed the ball against the crossbar.

Originally, Twitter's development team intended to manually trigger the event on September 11, but at the last minute thought better of doing it at the end of the week (that was a Friday) and instead pushed out the event.

You have until Dec. 15 to enroll or pick another plan if you're already enrolled but getting it done and over with is better than waiting until the last minute.

I told Mr. Mattioli that I had actually come close to buying an older street-friendly Ferrari from a friend, the late Mark Nathanson, but finally, realistically thought better of it at the last minute....thus keeping my '63 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud 3 for another few years.

Opening the 3D glasses before is better than opening then the last minute.

Reviewing material gradually is a lot better than cramming at the last minute.