Sentence examples for better of his from inspiring English sources

Kasparov once more got the better of his older opponent.

Mr. Romney's aides said Wednesday that he had gotten the better of his rival.

After a pause, he seemed to think better of his assurances.

Then, thinking better of his admission, he added, "We're not even having this conversation".

Ai Weiwei has endured frequent gripes that his activism has got the better of his art.

His face looks as if his beard got the better of his razor some days earlier.

But his imagination increasingly got the better of his business sense.

"His eagerness and enthusiasm got the better of his weakness until it was barely noticeable".

Three weeks later, in the third debate of the 2008 campaign, Mr. Obama had apparently thought better of his choice.

Upon landing, Matsui went straight to the Stadium, to work out and get the better of his jet lag.

The teenager got the better of his fellow Canadian Milos Raonic in a 6-4, 6-4 win.