Sentence examples for better repeat from inspiring English sources

If that's a low number, Manfred and Major League Baseball had better repeat elementary-school arithmetic.

I had better repeat that in case you think you have misread it: I agree with the Daily Mail.

The competition is doing much better repeat business by parading out elaborate gut busters like Wendy's Bacon Mushroom Melt and Jack-in-the-Box's Bacon Bacon Cheeseburger.

I think it makes me feel like I'm in a room I don't particularly like but that if the room ceased to exist I would feel nostalgic for it, or for the habit, and so I better repeat it.

That's why when Trump shouts about putting up walls to his 4.3 million Twitter followers, it is critical that we, who know better, repeat louder the counter-balancing words of "love-mongers" like Pope Francis.

If after a couple days you still think your feet could look better, repeat from step 1. Especially when you've neglected your feet for a long time, they can take a while to look good again.

I'm pretty certain the more you listen to an album before you review it, the better – repeated exposure to music sharpens your opinions, whether good or bad – and the more you research an album or the artist who made it, the better: the most arcane tangential fact can sometimes illuminate your understanding of it.

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Among Islamic fundamentalist regimes, it's considered better to repeat the wisdom of the past than to display originality.

As another famous general, Bob Knight, once said regarding his many critics... well, on second thought, I'd better not repeat what he said.

His reasons for rejecting the book that went on to become one of the biggest-selling non-fiction titles of all time are a credit to him, though I'd better not repeat them.