Sentence examples for better time here from inspiring English sources

"Abominable," said Carlesimo, who had a much better time here as a Spurs assistant than as the Nets' interim head coach.

Conversations with a score of voters indicated that Mrs. Clinton seemed to benefit from the enduring popularity of her husband, whose presidency is largely associated with better times here, even if he pushed through Nafta, the trade agreement whose mere mention provokes as much ire as the name Osama bin Laden.

It's not his finest moment, but to remember better times, here are his highlights: By 2008, Hardy had already cropped up in Star Trek: Nemesis, Layer Cake and Black Hawk Down, but it wasn't until Guy Ritchie's patchy yet commercially successful crime caper that people really started to take notice.

Far from suggesting that better times are here to stay, they indicate that policymakers are becoming more pessimistic about the economy's prospects.

So, for those who feel that better times are here – the National Institute of Socio-Economic Reseannouncedunced last week that the recession was over – an indicator to the contrary might just come from the mouths of women on the streets of Britain showing the colour of their lipstick.

I couldn't have wished for a better time to come here.

"I've seen better presentations in my time here," Israel told reporters.

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Better times are palpably here.

There has never been a better time to buy a phone, so here's a quick guide to where to put your money.

In the ad, Mr. Perry talks about how easy it is to do business in Texas, suggesting the job-makers on the West Coast would have a better time if they would simply moved here.