Sentence examples for better notably from inspiring English sources

Cable has done better, notably Cox Communications and Time Warner, analysts said.

The rest of the cast fares better, notably Tom Wilkinson as Lipstadt's Scottish lawyer who makes Irving squirm in the stand.

Other West End revivals fared much better, notably Kim Cattrall (who later went north to play Cleopatra in Liverpool) and Matthew Macfadyen in Coward's Private Lives, David Suchet and Zoë Wanamaker in Arthur Miller's All My Sons, Jeff Goldblum and Mercedes Ruehl in Neil Simon's The Prisoner of Second Avenue, and Michael Gambon in Samuel Beckett's Krapp's Last Tape.

Some of the small roles were better filled, notably Wendy White, whose Madelon became a star turn.

Some minerals are also beginning to do better again, notably gold and platinum.

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Some of the small roles were better filled, notably by Wendy White, whose Madelon became a star turn.

Cuvée's offered some of the better sweets, notably roasted pineapple beignets, served with coconut gelato and a macadamia macaroon.

The more muscular entrees make a better showing, notably the cabernet-braised chicken with sautéed potatoes and smoked bacon, or the braised veal shank with a fricassee of white beans, root vegetables and roasted garlic jus.

Adapting Ray Cooney's 1983 West End farce Run for Your Wife was always going to be a creative challenge, if you consider that better material (notably Michael Frayn's Noises Off) made an uncomfortable transition to the big screen.

In my view, the desecration of The Spear is no great loss to the history of art, since it is rather blunt satire about a betrayal of ANC ideals that I've seen done better elsewhere (notably by the cartoonist Zapiro).