Sentence examples for better to jump from inspiring English sources

"I told him it's much better to jump into this thing proactively," Mr. Anestis recalls.

The secretary decides in an instant, "better to jump than to fall".

"It's better to jump off while you're at the peak and jump to the next challenge".

Or, to put it another way, is it better to jump into the market now before it hits bottom?

He added, "I was standing on the edge of the bridge, figuring it was better to jump than to go back to where I was".

Then, under the premise that it is better to jump than to fall, I shaved my head completely and got it henna tattooed.

But once in the sky, at least, there is no way for our betters to jump the queue.

With the growing interest and support from the investment community, there has never been a better time to jump in to the civic tech movement.

"So I figured, 'What better than to jump into this new position?'" she continued.

What better way to "jump" into my new way of living!

There is no better time to jump start this sort of transformation in our approach to health behavior change than now.