Sentence examples for better take out from inspiring English sources

If you're going to bring the kids and throw in popcorn and Coke, you'd better take out a mortgage first.

If all these games are really going for $10 each, you better take out some loans.

The President should make it abundantly clear that Congress had better take out that amendment or he'll veto the legislation and then tell Americans that Congress is jeopardizing our economic security.

Even better, take out each player individually.

"Pre-nups are like a form of fire insurance - better taken out before the event rather than after it.

To that end, Majerle's plan was to improve incrementally, by baby steps, toward the end of next summer, but the 'Lopes kept collecting notable scalps during the climb, knocking off regional big shot New Mexico in 2014-15 and this winter going two better, taking out the aforementioned Aztecs (23-8) andoingng the same to Houston (22-8) on a neutral floor.

But all of this is broad, and sometimes phoned-in, as if there were better takes out there we could have gotten.

It is probably better to take out a low-cost card for overseas spending, such as the Halifax Clarity card.

All those emails bitching about friends that you both meant and did not really mean, it was just a bad day and there was a misunderstanding, and it just felt better to take out your frustration on somebody you knew, who you thought had let you down, though they hadn't, really, and it didn't matter, after all.

Maintain a higher balance or, better yet, take out a home loan.

It's always better to take out longer guarantees.