Sentence examples for better take that from inspiring English sources
"You better take that man," another shouted.
"You better take that one, it will shrink a size smaller the first time you wash it".
"You know what, you'd better take that photo now," Mr. Greene said, laughing, "because you ain't gonna see it like this in a couple months".
But we should be more welcoming and having a sign saying visitor's entrance sounds like a very good idea, we'd better take that forward.
Well, I'd better take that dress off then!
But maybe it's better to take that risk now than regret it later.
You could move those things into a storage unit, he said, but "better yet, take that time to get organized".
On the smart side were broad-shouldered jackets and tapering pants, but always ending in high-top sneakers or ankle boots, the better to take that forward stride.
(Better to take that number on faith than to try to puzzle through the orchestra's discontinuous history, which is traced to 1908 despite abortive earlier efforts and a period under the name New Symphony Orchestra).
Wouldn't it be better to take that time to make a phone call?
