Sentence examples for better to arrive from inspiring English sources

It's always better to arrive.

It is much better to arrive at a place after a few hours of walking than after a comfortable car journey.

Yet surely it's better to arrive at a belief through deep thought and rational analysis than by accepting it is a received article of faith.

"That is why we believed it was better to arrive here, be together and not only prepare for training sessions, but also be part of the atmosphere inside the group".

Surely it was better to arrive in that world forearmed with a little knowledge, than to step out as a total naive onto the streets, as I did, ready to swallow the first bunch of lies told, either by an unscrupulous black marketeer, or by an equally unscrupulous know-all in authority, ready to tell them any amount of tosh to keep them in line?

It's far better to arrive far too early, than a minute after the plane leaves.

Is there a better way to arrive in Paris?

To travel hopefully is better than to arrive.

However, it is better not to arrive at the point where they are necessary.

What better way to arrive at his coronation than via a shopping mall lift?

There's no better way to arrive on San Clemente Pier than to climb onto a stool at the bar of the Fisherman's Restaurant (611 Avenida Victoria, 949-498-6390) for a half-dozen oysters ($8.95).