Sentence examples for considerably better now from inspiring English sources

She soon became engrossed in old volumes of Austen's letters, and one morning spotted a sentence Austen wrote just a few months before she died: "I am considerably better now and am recovering my looks a little, which have been bad enough, black and white and every wrong colour".

I certainly have not been very well for many weeks, & about a week ago I was very poorly, I have had a good deal of fever at times & indifferent nights, but am considerably better now, & recovering my Looks a little, which have been bad enough, black & white & every wrong colour.

In a letter written five days after Austen laid "Sanditon" aside, she admits to a setback: I certainly have not been very well for many weeks, & about a week ago I was very poorly, I have had a good deal of fever at times & indifferent nights, but am considerably better now, & recovering my Looks a little, which have been bad enough, black & white & every wrong colour.

I'm not sure how many folks are falling for 419 scams anymore — there are plenty of other scams out there that are working considerably better right now — but one scambaiter got his scammers to act out the Dead Parrot sketch.

Before the start of this season – when Mourinho, now on considerably better terms with a man he once labelled "a loser" – contacted Ranieri to wish him luck with his new job, nobody would have foreseen that the pair would meet again in December with Leicester 17 points and 13 places better off than Chelsea.

As far from regal as her surroundings are now, they are considerably better than where she was before.

If anything, the course is considerably better suited to McIlroy's aggressive style now than before a ball was struck.

Mrs. Hardy, who was married a year ago and is now working at a new job that pays considerably better than her last one, said she would prefer to put the incident behind her but felt compelled to speak out.

Are you doing better now?" I stared at her agape before spitting a confused and considerably miffed "What?!" in her general direction.

Toyota, Honda and even Hyundai have proven themselves considerably better at churning out dull commodity products, which has helped put GM in the position it now finds itself: bankrupt.

McPhee's account of Hoving's discovery of the Bury St. Edmunds Cross, now on display at the Cloisters, has the tension of a Dan Brown novel, and is considerably better written.