Sentence examples for finding something better from inspiring English sources
"We came from our town in the hope of finding something better.
The work has become dependent on untrained workers taking up the job before finding something better.
There are a lot of hard workers that would not mind putting in the effort to fix this, but unfortunately lack the motivation to do so when they see their friends and peers quitting and finding something better.
When schools close, transit access is limited, and community residents feel threatened by criminals and armed officers, what else can people do but give up their homes in hopes of finding something better?
As the Irish did off and on for the last 150 years, they are escaping the economic miseries of Ireland in the hopes of finding something better in New York — even if in a battered American economy it is not all that much better.
With their best player (Cabaye) in France, their injured captain (Fabricio Coloccini) back home in Argentina, their best forward (Loic Remy, a Queens Park Rangers player) suspended and with owner Mike Ashleyy and director of football Joe Kinnear both finding something better to do yesterday afternoon, they were rudderless.
Besides, anyone who ever troubled to clamber onto the High Line during the long decades when it lay forlorn and abandoned will recall finding something there better and more poetic than any florist's scheme.
A whistlestop tour of sexual liberation (Gloria Steinem on telly telling Joan Bakewell about the pill; Charlotte's hand stealing beneath her covers at night and finding something even better than the Beatles; pretending to be married to get the pill from a condescending GP and then having her heart and hymen broken – not in that order – by Jack).
Find something better to do.
