Sentence examples for better not start from inspiring English sources

"Then you'd better not start now.

"He better not start hitting that baby," Harris said.

Novorossiya must live on – but Russian soldiers had better not start dying en masse for it.

But Bolt and Sky had better not start celebrating too soon if commenters are any indication.

That's fair enough if you've won the race, but I tell you what: if you're in the Olympics and you're scrapping for the line and you might only win by two hundredths you better not start thinking of the Mobot!

"I am really pleased for him [Oliver] but he better not start bragging!" For Frederiksen her second place in the S8 400m freestyle, behind USA's world-record-breaking Jessica Long, was a repeat of the result at the Beijing Games.

It proved that as the wind increased that we would have been better not starting, but we did start".

In keeping with the basic theory, if the boss doesn't buy it, the program will die; therefore it is much better not started at all.

Even better, why not start – or support – a Netflix-esque toy service like Spark Box Toys?

"It's better not to start an intervention than to start it and not finish," Essam told me.

State leaders were convinced that it would be politically expedient to adopt the standards, that like most political education playmaking, there would be plenty of upside and no downside (remember those days not so long ago when saying you were for better schools did not start a cranky debate?).