Sentence examples for far better after from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, Munson's memoir sold far better after his death.

I think I began to understand Korea and Korean culture far better after I had seen other countries.

The US were far better after the break, though, and grabbed the winner after 63 minutes thanks to some derelict defending from the French.

Despite a poor first half, the only incident of which was Brede Hangeland being sent off for a two-footed tackle on Lee Cattermole, the visitors were far better after the break.

"We had a number of new players in the squad and while we did not have direction in the first half, we were far better after the break and our scrum was outstanding," said Irish's director of rugby, Brian Smith.

Among new shows, which often are less recorded until viewers get to know them, the CBS drama "Vegas" got a nice lift to a 3.2 rating from a 2.5; and NBC's new comedy "The New Normal" looked far better after three days with a 2.8, up from a 2.0 — a gain of 40 percent.

In general, the Communists were far better prepared-after the cease-fire as well as long before-not only to deal with the press but also to propagandize and proselytize the population.

The New Yorker, February 24 , 1973P. 100 In general, the Communists were far better prepared-after the cease-fire as well as long before-not only to deal with the press but also to propagandize and proselytize the population.

The Vietnamese feel most vulnerable in the Spratly Archipelago, in the South China Sea, where the… In general, the Communists were far better prepared-after the cease-fire as well as long before-not only to deal with the press but also to propagandize… In late October, Pres.

"I look like a prostitute!" I cried when I peered in the mirror, but examining the photos now with one eye closed (the same way I watch horror films), I see that I actually did look far better in the "after" shot.

James became more poised, a savvier teammate, and a far better player after joining the Heat.