Sentence examples for better of a from inspiring English sources

You expect better of a former president.

When we find that we'll be that much better of a team".

That always makes it a lot better of a home run".

It narrowly had the better of a Best of Top Gear repeat – him again!

"We wanted a little bit better of a parrot — one that could maybe talk and live longer," she said.

Hardly anybody got the better of a prime Sugar Ray Robinson twice – or Joe Louis or Muhammad Ali.

Thinking better of a game of chicken, Moseley let out the main sheet and steered the boat away.

Salford had deserved their 10-6 intervaleadafterter having slightly the better of a high-quality first half.

Precious few men can get the better of a cross-court backhand exchange with Djokovic consistently, but Wawrinka did, repeatedly.

"We were pretty close at the end," Mayfield said, "but I think he has a little bit better of a situation".

"We can't play much better of a game than we did," Robinson insisted as the Devils began a five-game road trip.