Sentence examples for better to pack from inspiring English sources

Better to pack them in with junk.

They wonder: Why is it better to pack more activities into one day?

But which was better: to pack up and go home with one's personal ethics unsullied or to live to fight another day and commit to being part of the solution?

(Wouldn't it have been better to pack a few more hoes for the voyage, and not so many ear pickers?) Kelso's extraordinary findings are sure to inspire a new generation of tourists, and scholars from around the world, to visit and revisit Jamestown.

On higher shelves, it would be better to pack lighter items in the boxes.

Preferably, it's better to pack in something light but has a large storage space.

And that means finding better ways to pack things.

With great facilities on the sites, there's no better reason to pack up the car, cruise across the Channel and enjoy a camping holiday.

Whether he was designing his own houses or advising the moving men on a better way to pack the truck, Winter was preoccupied with the efficient use of space.

Better remember to pack that charger.

A trip to the movies has long been the team-bonding exercise of choice for NFL teams, and what better place to pack in a roster of 53 than the Beverly Hills estate known as Palazzo di Amore.