Sentence examples for better off without you from inspiring English sources
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Better Off Without You Summer Camp Like millions of kids across America, my summer would be nothing without Summer Camp.
You just broke up with your boyfriend, you're in a bad mood, and Justin Timberlake's "Cry Me a River," from the "Better Off Without You" playlist, starts.
They're a duo called Summer Camp and their head-clearing gusts of glorious pop directness – Losing My Mind, Better Off Without You, Ghost Train, Brian Krakow, new electro-pop single Life - is the perfect antidote to Florence's stage school caterwailing.
After "Beer n' Burgers" (rockabilly) or "Taco Tuesday" (Celia Cruz), you "Calm Down" (Wilco, the National) and then, depending on your love life, click on "Sexy Beats" or "Better Off Without You" (or maybe "Bedtime Stories," for the kids), followed by "Sleep" (heavy on Brian Eno, king of the z's).
Beginning with Better Off Without You (a shoo-in for best song of the year), what follows is a collection of summery, synth-drenched tunes tailor-made to soundtrack the getting-ready-for-the-prom montage in an 80s high-school movie.
Ms. Keys, performing solo at the piano and turning her songs into soulful buildups, sang her "Brand New Me" — a better-off-without-you post-breakup song — and changed it, at the end, to "brand new city".
Ranging from the heart-bending, "Act Like You Don't," to the keyed-up, better-off-without-you torpedo, "Silence Speaks," the EP's four songs all showcase Eden's unparalleled vocal swagger and versatility.
To believe that black Americans would have been better off without government intervention, you have to pretend history doesn't matter.
