Sentence examples for better turns from inspiring English sources

The race figures to come down to whoever swims a better breaststroke, or executes better turns.

Proving things have got better turns out to be far more bracing than ushering in the apocalypse.

It affects me as one of those moments — certain sentences by F. Scott Fitzgerald, say, or the better turns of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers — when an oxymoronic American dream of aristocratic democracy comes suddenly, briefly true.

It turns out that there is little evidence for a progression through specific stages of adjustment, and even the belief that most people are plunged into despair and gradually "get better" turns out to be little more than cliché.

It affects me as one of those moments certain sentences by F. Scott Fitzgerald, say, or the better turns of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers when an oxymoronic American dream of aristocratic democracy comes suddenly, briefly true.

Instead, even if somewhat obscurely (Paul was no poet), Paul, like Isaiah (whose poetic instincts were better), turns instinctively to aesthetics and to the nature of art.

Oh, and I'd better turn off 1-Click ordering.

They would be better turning it into a park".

The Sundin line had better turn it up.

His presidential guard is better turned out than the buildings it is meant to protect.

Still, the race will depend on which party can better turn out its troops.