Sentence examples for better to add from inspiring English sources

"But now it tastes better to add things from here, things from there".

It is better to add logs fairly often than to overstuff the firebox.

"It's big for us to be able to take this win now, learn from it and get better to add another one," linebacker Sio Moore said.

Altogether, our results suggest that to maintain for farmland birds, it is better to add new urban habitat in place where it already exist, rather than to spread it in small lots throughout the landscape.

Better to add sweetness in the form of palm sugar, if you can't find it; Punyaratabandhu's suggested substitution, soft light brown sugar, has a slightly similar caramelised flavour, and McEvedy's honey will do at a pinch.

I don't find the dals salted at the beginning, like Nigel Slater's, take any longer to cook, but as you're reducing slightly, it's better to add only a little at the start to help flavour the pulses, and then adjust the seasoning at the end, or you may end up with something unpalatably saline.

Better, then, to add the word lenteur, or slowness, to your vocabulary.

There is no better time to add a dash of North Africa to your décor.

Are there better ways to add to the band's legacy?

But Dr. Gagne and most physicians agree that eating real food is a better way to add these products to your diet.

Oh, yes, there's no better way to add value than to report.