Sentence examples for even a better time from inspiring English sources

That said, there was still plenty to do other than the National Park, so as the summer is winding down up in Kalispell there is still time to head north and enjoy Montana's "best town," well that is my opinion, and as the fall approaches it is even a better time to visit.

See, even the crabs had a better time than us last night.

Apple's patent application addresses this by having the phone look for supporting information, including recently read and opened emails, recent voice messages or calls, text messages and more to determine who the user is talking about, and potentially even when might be a better time to call, depending on calendar information.

Fifty or maybe even 100 years is probably a better time frame.

But from a green point of view, it could not have come at a better time — even the city's more affluent shoppers, who once might have considered 6 cents per bag a bargain for the convenience, might quickly change their habits.

From high school to college, from semester to semester, from internship to internship (to internship, to internship), we often find ourselves Facebook stalking the past, and perhaps even thinking of it as a "better" time.

Take classes that sound interesting and you'll have a better time, even if they're difficult.

It's been a good time to be a corporate marriage counselor, and an even better time to be a corporate divorce attorney.

A bigger marketplace makes today and tomorrow an even better time to build a Web 2.0 business than yesterday.

And an even better time to sell one: A bad team losing money in a big city is ten times more valuable than it was just five years ago.

I think Penny would have had an even better time if the show was even more interactive than it was.