Sentence examples for better off having something from inspiring English sources
If you go to Taco Bell, you're better off having something off the Fresco Menu".
This administration has only a few more months in office.' " Mr. Zebari said he told Mr. Obama that even a Democratic administration would be better off having something "concrete in front of them to take a hard look at".
He's way better off having this surgery than something on his shoulder".
You may not have something to replace it with, but you're better off having the empty supportive space.
"You'd better have something in mind".
A conductor had better have something to say about it.
"Riverbed better have something pretty extraordinary up its sleeve.
You better have something to say and be speaking up".
In other words, cooperation begins with having something to offer: a way of making people better off.
Don't rush off like you have something way better to do, but don't just stand there in awkward silence, either.
