Sentence examples for better of both from inspiring English sources

Getting the better of both Barcelona and Manchester City will be too tough a challenge for us.

When the cross went into the penalty area, Kapetanos got the better of both Evans and Ferdinand, when they should have been able to deal with him comfortably.

Indeed, a mediator must persevere and truly set their own interests aside for the better of both the parties at the table.

I've watched all thirteen episodes and am sorry to report that the format of the series gets the better of both filmmakers and submerges their originality in the relentless and impersonal norms of serial television.

There were verbal as well as fistic exchanges during the bout and at the end of several rounds Groves raised his hand to indicate that he had got the better of both the talking and the fighting.

Ferguson's programme notes had actually suggested he would be rested last night – "the plan is to have him fit for Arsenal; we'll see" – but the desire to see off City got the better of both of them.

I highly recommended this exhibit for the bettering of both your art education and your social conscience.

I've got the better of him both in qualifying and the race, which has been surprising".

"I've got the better of him both in qualifying and the race, which has been surprising," he said.

The Billikens had gotten the better of Butler after both of their regular season match-ups.

Last season, although United got the better of Liverpool in both league games, there was a sense that Klopp represented modernity and Louis van Gaal something more traditional.