Sentence examples for better to pull from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, it may be better to pull out of a state early than to do so late, after having spent a bunch of money there.

But Murray handled the tricky conditions better to pull out a 5-7, 6-1, 6-1, 7-6 (7) victory.

Better to pull reader response from across media platforms and then take the extra step of establishing and verifying identity for publication.

Our favourite is this set of co-ords in floppy knits, with long sleeves, all the better to pull over hands, as West is wont to do.

It is better to pull people apart than to find some way to collaborate," said Luntz of the situation on Capitol Hill.

For fireworks these days, though, it is far better to pull up a lawn chair and gaze toward Miami, where the bottle rockets just keep flying around the Heat.

If you have a low GPA and want a better one, you need to get some better grades to pull it up.

They were better fitted to pull down than to build up Constitutions.

"What better time to pull you from your posts and responsibilities?" she asked, to laughter.

People want Europe to do more and better, not to pull out of it altogether.

58" behind Anquetil, he would never have a better opportunity to pull on the Yellow Jersey.