Sentence examples for far better timing from inspiring English sources

John Gaden evokes Malcolm Turnbull with open hand gestures and a condescendingly fatherly tone, Michelle Doake gives her Jacqui Lambie a slight upward inflection rather than ape her idiosyncratic delivery, and Andrew Tighe delivers Bill Shorten's zingers with far better timing than the original article.

This after Hoffman, the Pandora founders and several others politely declined our invitations to speak at New York Disrupt, saying our San Francisco conference was far better timing.

In Hungary, Viktor Orbán had far better timing.

Colon was saddled with the loss after allowing an unearned go-ahead run in the fifth, on a two-out double by Jarrod Saltalamacchia, but he had command of his pitches and disrupted Boston's timing far better than Hughes did.

Little wonder, then, that the average mutual fund investor would be far better off if he never engaged in stock market timing.

"I have better timing.

What better timing?

It's much better timing".

Far better is what.

It seems a far, far better place".

It couldn't have been better timing!