Sentence examples for better too long from inspiring English sources

Better too long than too short.

It's better too long than too short.

Better too long and hemmed up some than too short.

I'd say it's a good thing — a lot of people are going to live a lot better before too long — but also very disruptive.

"But you'd better not wait too long," he added.

And too many Democrats, who should know better, have for too long been reluctant to challenge them.

The other centers of events exist only to give us a rest from it, and the rest had better not be too long.

And while his leadership will be missed in the intricate legislative warfare ahead, it would be a fitting tribute if his death could resolve for the better an issue too long in doubt.

(They'd better not wait too long, however).

That adjustment better not take too long, because the clock is ticking on this team.

Still, if you're planning to take out a mortgage, better not wait too long.