Sentence examples for better of things from inspiring English sources

For all that, forces loyal to the vuvuzela do seem to having the better of things.

America have had the better of things since scoring against the run of play.

With the ball still hard, and moving nicely, England should have made better of things.

Nevertheless, it was the Filipino who had the better of things in the opening round, and it was the same again in the second as he rained in some powerful combinations which had the American listing just before the bell.

And the app, based on the experience of running examples of my own writing through it today, is, like a good editor, attuned to the places where vanity seems to be getting the better of things.

The top four cars all pitted together, with the Ferrier/Warren Chad Ferrari exiting the pits ahead of the rest and getting the better of things at the restart to fight off a challenge from Phil Burton's Ferrari.

To help Meg, Quagmire gives her his copy of The Missing Piece to help give her a better perception of things, and sends her away feeling much better.

Hillary Clinton probably has a better grasp of things, Stein thinks.

But in the first nine months of 2010 hoteliers had a much better time of things.

The worst part of the demoralization is the sense that somebody else does things better, lots of things.

I don't understand why I can't take better care of things like this.