Sentence examples for better time or from inspiring English sources
Bowden said he could not think of a better time, or a better team than Miami, to see expansion through.
Depending on how you look at it, Carson's centenary couldn't come at a better time — or a worse one.
HAS there ever been a better time or place to be an executive recruiter than today in China?
Sitting blankly in their chairs staring into space, eyes fixed on a better time – or worse, keening, all too aware of the present.
They have never, in their lives, ever had a better time or a more special treat than the one you are giving them.
Members of the class of 2008, though we are forced to leave behind our high school years, there has never been a better time or situation for this change.
The drama could not have been better timed, or scripted.
His painting, commissioned by the Reyum Gallery here in Phnom Penh, revolves around the forlorn figure of a man praying for better times, or perhaps begging for mercy.
As the imperious diva Lilli Vanessi, Lisa Vroman was a marvel, whether wistfully reminiscing about better times or ferociously roaring through her Shakespeare scenes in a glittering cat suit, gleefully brandishing a medieval arsenal.
Better, then, for a starving woman to abort a male fetus early and hope for better times, or for a daughter next time round.In this section The big three-O There was a young fellow called Bright... Girl power Town mouse, country mouse Testing times ReprintsThe other explanation is not the prospects of the mother, but those of the child.
For shorter trips during rush hour, you'd probably make better time walking or riding a bike.
