Sentence examples for better speak from inspiring English sources

"Well, I suppose I'd better speak to her, just for a moment".

But unless they can point to some persuasive results, they had better speak up in condemnation.

"You'd better speak to the boss about coming back next year," he said.

Well, I'd better speak to somebody upstairs about that.'" Thorgerson and Powell, though, had a few trump cards.

Chesterfield, on the other hand, better speak to Godfrey, whose commercial announcements are as cozy as kitten in the lap.

Learning to better speak the language of the brain is our best hope for turning the chaos into order, for unmasking and addressing the hidden patterns behind disease.

They are prettier, nicer, funnier, better spoken.

A punch line better spoken than written.

Editors are dressing better, speaking in complete, sound-bite sentences, and mistakes are embarrassing.

Not that Cameron was notably better; speaking only from notes, but tending to the platitudinous.

O'Reilly is not only bigger than these people; he's usually also smarter, handsomer, better spoken, better groomed, and more sophisticated.