Sentence examples for better to block from inspiring English sources
Even at this late stage, it would be better to block it.
Professional athletes are famous for their ability to compartmentalize, the better to block out the distractions and disappointments of their profession.
On seven minutes Feuer flicked over a rasping effort from Christian Ziege, then seconds later did even better to block a Les Ferdinand shot.
It is far better to block a bad contract before the taxpayers' money is spent than to try to get it back later.
"Is it better to block the shot or to get the opponent out of the way and let Hank do his thing?
In exchange for bailing out financial houses, she said, the government should have demanded preferred stock and a vote on the boards of the weakened houses, the better to block excessive bonuses and to force the banks to lend.
The Rams' primary goal-line running play was redesigned after Faulk suggested a couple of changes; perhaps the tight ends could be in a better position to block, he said, moving at a little better angle.
Cynthia Cooper said: "Can you pick a better time to block a shot?
"I think they'll still be introduced, but now we'll be better positioned to block them," he said.
Governor Bush's lawyers pressed hard to have him declared the winner before hand recounts were completed -- or better yet to block the recounts altogether.
The findings could lead to a search for better shields to block the radiation, new propulsion technologies to shorten the trip, or a decision by the space agency to recalibrate the allowable risks for such an ambitious interplanetary mission.
