Sentence examples for better put that from inspiring English sources

Ah, yes, better put that to one side for a bit and come back to it.

"You better put that apostrophe in, or Sister Thomas will see you," people say.

When I joined the BBC I put down what I currently was doing which was at the time, which was the Socialist Alliance, which was the pre-Respect [organisation], I'd supported them in the election, so I thought I'd better put that, because that's what I voted.

While they may not interest her, it seems to me that the particulars are the story — or, perhaps better put, that the most gripping stories are set apart from abstractions, summaries, anecdotes or "questions and ideas" because their particulars are shaped with great care.

"This reminds me of being halfway through the second half of the 1966 World Cup final," writes Dan McSweeney, "when you start to think, hey, could this be for real... .. 4.50pm BST Djokovic breaks back Third set: Murray 6-4, 7-5, 2-2 Djokovic*denotestes next server) Hmm better put that champagne back in the fridge.

They'd better put that canoe in the water and start paddling fast.

But you better not put that in because he thinks he's a tough guy.

Asked about allegations by Ms. Lam that he was aware of her husband's efforts to get a job, Mr. Klein said: "Diana Lam has resigned from the school system, and I think it's better to put that chapter behind us.

Who better to put that theory to the test than Apple, who control their whole platfom from tip to tail?

If you like a school better then put that first.

I can do that better.' You put that on the field, and it gets magnified".