Sentence examples for better of three from inspiring English sources

Bradford's entire squad cost just £7,500, or $11,500, to piece together, and it got the better of three Premiership sides in home-and-away Cup competition.

"Leicestershire have had the better of three consecutive draws, and with a little more urgency in their second innings might have registered their first away victory since 2010".

Azarenka had looked below her best in the opening four rounds and began nervously once again, but got the better of three early breaks on her way to taking the first set.

However, England built a five-point cushion at half-time as fly-half Alice Richardson got the better of three defenders before off-loading to Gallagher to score, with Scarratt adding the extras.

As a web of collusion emerges between the American-backed militia and the local Taliban that sporadically wreaks havoc on the village, the elder's attempt at isolationism seems not a cop-out, but the better of three evils.

Louis Armstrong was once asked who was the better of two trumpeters called Billy and Bobby.

Djokovic then closed out the game by getting the better of two drop-shot exchanges.

So is: "I expected better of two creatures/who were given minds".

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

We probably had the better of four of the six halves of rugby, but South Africa are a resourceful side and they made their periods of domination count.

What I did was the better of two mean alternatives.' Still, I said, you have had to live with the fact that you were an ally of Joseph McCarthy.