Sentence examples for better move on from inspiring English sources
Start off with simpler books and, as you get better, move on to more difficult ones.
But at some point you decide enough of that, I had better move on".
"I thought, this is too good to be true and I better move on this fast," he said.
"But this chapter in a way is closed, and people can better move on with their lives".
This is a job for the home secretary, Theresa May, and she had better move on it quickly.
"You Better Move On," released by Arthur Alexander in 1961, became the area's first hit, and soon Etta James and a 25-year-old Ms. Franklin came calling.
Regardless, some people may put a lot of blind faith into certain defined "break-up rules" in the hopes that they will feel better and move on soon.
If they get a better offer, they move on!
"I better get a move on!" Determined, I went home and memorized my material -- that was key for me.
Many, better educated and better off, move on; others do not.
