Sentence examples for better to open from inspiring English sources

Better to open the door.

Then, we thought it would be better to open an office near the Turkish Syria border to keep aid flowing.

He added, "I think it's better to open the building with a good buzz and good atmosphere.

My goal is to pay off the debt from the store and maybe someday if the economy gets better to open a shop again.

Who better to open them than local lass and first British astronaut Helen Sharman, fresh from a trip to the Mir space station?

He suggested that it had been better to open what he predicted would be a modern era of coalitions with a Tory-Lib Dem team-up rather than a coalition with Labour.

"But still," he said, it is "better used to open, not to close".

What better way to open an orchestra's new season than with a new piece?

"I think they are far better off to open this process up," Mr. Hagel said.

What better way to open a cabaret than with a sophisticated, scintillating dance chorus?

What better way to open that bottle of locally micro-brewed artisanal beer than with this rustic-looking bottle opener?