Sentence examples for better think of from inspiring English sources

"Well, you'd better think of one fast.

"They better think of some way to pull themselves together".

"Two outs in the ninth, I thought, 'I better think of something,' " Jeter said.

"Now everybody realizes you better think of Brittney Griner as a dominant force in women's basketball, not just a kid who punched somebody".

But Jerry said, 'You'd better think of a speech, because you don't want to be up there without anything to say'".

If they're out there, we better think of how all the differences among people on Earth would seem small if we felt threatened by a space invader," Mr Clinton said.

Are character and ethical action better thought of as part of one's identity or as a set of roles that one assumes, online and offline, throughout life?

This is true of some hydrated gels, but proteins are better thought of as hard dry plastic.

Better to think of them as a mural.

Better to think of it as a challenge.

It is far better to think of these as isolated, unpredictable, discrete events.