Sentence examples for better of one from inspiring English sources

As usual, the arms race continued over the years, pirates and anti-pirates working to get the better of one another, with varying success.

"After 10 years, the Arctic appears to have gotten the better of one of the most sophisticated and well-financed companies in the world," said Mike LeVine, senior Pacific counsel for the conservation group Oceana.

Will nerves get the better of one team on the day?

By voicing their frustrations at each other, France's infamously opinionated players are also demanding better of one another.

I was wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the word "bazinga," Sheldon's self-satisfied exclamation whenever he thinks he's got the better of one of his pals.

It has been almost two years since Ince last barked out orders from the sideline, and even though he failed to get the better of one of the elder statesmen of his profession in Warnock, the 45-year-old was a happy man.

Here's an Earth Day playlist of songs about taking better care of Planet Earth, better care of one another and better care of ourselves.

Derek Lyle headed the hosts level but Higgins got the better of Zander Clark one-on-one to seal Cowden's victory.

It took only the better part of one afternoon.

"Well, you'd better think of one fast.

Relief — or heightened anxiety — can come with a better sense of one's genetic risk.