Sentence examples for better than fire from inspiring English sources

At least it's better than "fire and fury", right?

And in another break into the same left-flank territory just after the break, Benedikt Howedes should have done better than fire over the top from Farfan's cross.

Boyd showed his strength again to rob Willo Flood just outside the Dons penalty box and ought to have done better than fire his low drive off Langfield's legs.

McCulloch sent a header over the crossbar and Scotland full-back Lee Wallace should have done better than fire straight into the body of McGovern after being put clear behind the Bairns defence.

Carrick ought to have done better than fire off the face of the post at the other end after pouncing on a ball over the Buddies defence, but the visitors had even more chances.

McGowan should have done better than fire over after cleverly finding room for himself on the edge of the penalty box, while McLean had a curling free-kick beaten away by MacDonald.

"This is far better than firing in the air or using sticks to hit elephants, which just makes them aggressive," she said.

I like few things better than firing off witheringly pompous letters to utilities companies who treat me with contempt and incompetence, though, of course, it would be an abuse of my position as a journalist to name even the worst offender.

"Peanut butter is better than fire-bombing," the officer quoted her as saying.

This tale of love, politics and religion during the partition era was rather better received than "Fire" and was India's official entry to the Oscars of 2000 in the foreign film category.

"The heat here that burns is better than the fire of the tanks," Mr. Aziz said.