Sentence examples for better she called from inspiring English sources

"Better," she called over her shoulder, as she headed to the pool with her friend Camille.

Does that feel better?" She calls Tommy and gets his voice mail.

Amma Asante is drinking tea – "If you have PG Tips, all the better," she calls to the retreating waiter – in the plush quietness and gleaming surfaces of London's Cafe Royal.

But to see Clarice's writing as a whole is to understand the close connection between her interest in language and her interest in what — for lack of a better word — she called God.

On a better note, she called the tracks "Rollercoaster" and "Luv" "engaging tracks", describing them as a "sassy-sweet side" and "a plump, crackling confection", respectively.

"Tonight has to be a turning point for us as a country in order to decide together that we will do better," she said, calling the reality "staggering" and "unacceptable".

The head of the National Nurses Organizing Committee union, Leslie Curtis, said Pricewaterhouse's relentless focus on cost cutting undermined the company's ability to grapple with the more important issue of bringing better organization to what she called a chaotic system.

She called for better training for police officers and zero tolerance for hate crime online and offline.

She called for "better training" for midwives and more support for organisations such as the NCT, which has its own training scheme for breastfeeding counsellors.

At a press conference on Wednesday afternoon beside the entrance bridge to Rikers Island, in Queens, McMillan read a lengthy statement that she said was on behalf of a group of female inmates in which she called for better access to healthcare, drug rehabilitation services and education inside the jail.

She called for better sex education in schools and urged parents to "talk about these matters" with children and teach them how to "say 'No'".