Sentence examples for better of all from inspiring English sources

"He's got the better of all of them".

Allowing herself, through a train of odd events, to be kissed by a young man, she feels "a swish of tender hilarity, getting the better of all her sores and hollows, for the time given".

Defensively, the Rapids were as solid as anyone in their own section – and the better of all but New York Red Bulls in the East in conceding just 43 goals – but it was on the creative side of the equation that they suffered the biggest failings, finding the net only 33 times, with Kevin Doyle's meager five goals leading the way.

"We continue to fully support Hampton Creek and its CEO Josh in their exciting and important mission to change the food industry for the better of all people.

The home side fully deserved their lead in the four-match series, having had the better of all but two sessions in the match, while England must improve in all departments when the second Test in Mumbai begins on Friday.

If someone is always chasing and someone is always pushing away, the relationship is one-sided and unhealthy and should be terminated for the better of all parties involved.

That means better audits of all providers regularly.

Precise definition of a safe range requires better knowledge of all climate forcing mechanisms.

Siemon, seeking perspective, said the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament would be a better test of all teams.

Seeing how visitors were eager for more has led to looking at better use of all potential display space.

Mitigation measures will require a better understanding of all the processes involved.