Sentence examples for better sit down from inspiring English sources

We were like, "We better sit down".

"You'd better sit down," she said.

"And you'd better sit down".

"You better sit down here in the kitchen.

I been on my feet all morning, and I better sit down a few minutes".

"When she asked me what it was, I told her that she had better sit down".

Her faith in this idea is echoed by Auden in the commentary appended to his sonnet sequence In Time of War (published in 1938 while West was immersed in writing her book): It's better to be sane than mad, or liked than dreaded; It's better to sit down to nice meals than to nasty; It's better to sleep two than single; it's better to be happy.

They have longish faces, huge canine teeth - all the better to eat you with - and hairless pinkish-red arse pads - all the better to sit down on.

You can watch the milking, visit the ice-cream lab (during holidays only), or, better still, sit down to a big scoop of, say, Chocolate Brownie and Marshmallow (from £1.80).

Who better to sit down with them and talk about a joint go-to-market strategy?

"Councils would be much better to sit down with successful businesses in their area to work together".