Sentence examples for catch a better from inspiring English sources

They piloted down to catch a better look through the night vision goggles.

A novel way to catch a better view of the fireworks!

Against a backdrop of negativity from family and friends Waugh advised her to "dress better and catch a better man"— the affair endured sporadically for several years.

Amongst the photos documenting the festival, there is a shot of citisens lying on the ground to catch a better view of Janet Echelman's 100-foot long "1.8 London".

Amongst the photos documenting the festival, there is a shot of citizens lying on the ground to catch a better view of Janet Echelman's 100-foot long "1.8 London".

When the sleep-deprived catch a better night's sleep, their brain scans no longer show signs of prefrontal cortex impairment.

"Bowl better, bat better, catch better, communicate better… just bloody play better," was the former England captain Michael Vaughan's mocking appraisal.

Bribing fishermen to catch far fewer fish, but to land all they catch, is a better option and could help restore healthy stocks.

His books are full of hopeful, human interactions; through these, the reader is able to catch a glimpse of a better world.

"We thought the worst was that we would catch a cold but was better than getting caught under the rubble," she said.

I was more likely to stay above ground and catch a bus (all the better if I could grab a front seat, up top) but I've still got a bit of nostalgia for Waterloo, with its cavernous, tiled spaces and long, cool tunnels.