Sentence examples for better to shift from inspiring English sources

Better to shift to the present.

It would have been better to shift to a low spade, not the queen.

The governor said it was "no longer appropriate or necessary for us to have our foot on the accelerator, better to shift into neutral".

It appears that West would have done better to shift to his spade jack in the diagramed position, but South would have survived.

They want Mr. Obama, the beneficiary and exemplar of American exceptionalism, to act like everyone else, only better, to shift American policy and somehow to project both humility and leadership.

That would lower the effective tax rate on any operations they relocated, without any impediment to bringing the profits back home.America would do better to shift to a "territorial" system, whereby it taxes firms only on money earned within the country.

Already I'm better able to shift my gaze away from the past, to focus my attention on the present.

It is difficult but not impossible to escape the kind of pigeonhole in which Ms. Heigl finds herself or, better yet, to shift the focus to the acting.

But General Motors, accustomed to offering costly purchase incentives in the form of rebates, saw a better opportunity to shift share through a rewards program that locks in customers who might not otherwise purchase a GM product.

And the Latin-quoting Jane, upon realizing she is trapped in that spider's web, says, "O excrementum!" Better, perhaps, to shift your attention from plot and dialogue to song and dance, except that it's often impossible to tell who's singing.

"It's a silent epidemic". And the Latin-quoting Jane, upon realizing she is trapped in that spider's web, says, "O excrementum!" Better, perhaps, to shift your attention from plot and dialogue to song and dance, except that it's often impossible to tell who's singing.