Sentence examples for better though at from inspiring English sources

The companies are getting better, though, at telling consumers where they can buy the products they are reading about.

An EU-Turkey rift would also threaten to aggravate two of the EU's worst backyard problems: the constant squabbling between Turkey and Greece, and the de-facto partition of Cyprus.The past three months have brought a marked change for the better, though at a high cost: the main catalyst was a horribly destructive earthquake in Turkey in August which killed perhaps 15,000 people.

He said that his novels were not selling any more and were not getting any better, though at least one, Consider the Lilies (1968) is still very funny and readable (the others are Path of Dalliance, 1963, Who Are the Violets Now, 1966, and A Bed of Flowers, 1971).

The weather prospects for Wednesday look better, though, at this stage, it seems unlikely that either side will be able to force a result.

They also considered Jane Fonda (who would also have been much better), though, according to Wasson, "casting her at twenty-three would raise too many eyebrows".

"I thought they were better than us, though, at the start of the game, for almost the first 32 minutes".

The basketball team has fared better, though not at its historic peak.

No one is better than the Mets, though, at lulling their fans into a false sense of security, and Baltimore nearly erased their swing of good fortune by loading the bases in the ninth with no outs.

But the question, she said, was this: "Will I be dragged down by the past, or will I decide to do something to have a better future?" She bristled, though, at another student who asked what her husband, Bill Clinton, thought about a Chinese loan offer to Congo.

Do you ever look back at a photo and think, "Wow, I looked so much better back then?" even though, at the time, you didn't think you looked that great?

The food is better at the Lambs Club, though, at least for the moment.