Sentence examples for better something to from inspiring English sources

I fantasise about things that could make me feel better; something to fill the "God-Shaped Hole".

Might it be the case that the harshness of real life requires the creation of something better, something to believe in, something to hope for in the future or to return to a long lost childhood a long time ago in a galaxy far far away…?

However because of this low-level approach, when large amount of data are available MAP method tends to perform better, something that holds to our approach since we collected 72 hours (3 × 24 hours) of data.

A conductor had better have something to say about it.

And you'd better have something to say.

But, he warns, "You better have something to say".

"They better do something to make this market calm down," he said.

I'd better have something to eat … Aizle has no menu, just a list of ingredients.

His wife, Judy, has told him he better find something to do because he cannot hang around the house.

"It's faster, more lyrics, more things to talk about, a better groove, something to jump to".

"If we're going to cancel the contract, we better have something to replace it," Mr. Wilson said.