Sentence examples for better to pick from inspiring English sources

"It's much better to pick a narrow, well-defined problem and market, make it work, and then you can expand it later".

First, there's the name — better to pick another place than to have to mutter those clunky syllables on the phone to a date.

But where better to pick up the series than with the album many consider the best jazz record of all time?

Unless you have a film that can stand on its own, a real event, it is better to pick the best dates".

Every clifftop and mineshaft presumably heaved and pulsed with cluster-trees of invisible overhead tech, the better to pick up what was actually being said.

And who better to pick those to whom it will go than the person who made the money in the first place?

What better time to pick than the playoffs?" What better time for Clemens versus Martínez than with the A.L. championship at stake?

Few doubt, though, that Frankfurt would be better placed to pick up the pieces.

And maybe better placed to pick out the odd intriguing bright glint, too.

When the profession appears to be split, politicians are much better able to pick and choose.

For one, you're better able to pick up on body language.