Sentence examples for for a better break from inspiring English sources

"We couldn't ask for a better break than getting a chance to win tonight and rest some people," said Adubato, who attributed his team's loss Thursday to fatigue brought on by playing 11 games in 21 days.

"No photographer could have ever asked for a better break," he told the Los Angeles Times in 1987.

If you don't mind giving up a few creature comforts for a better break on prices, American Youth Hostels (AYH) may have the summer tour for you.

And, you still get a better break for buying that heavy SUV than you would for a comparatively-priced sedan.

A tight rack makes for an infinitely better break.

While the study was unable to pinpoint an exact length of time for a better workday break (15 minutes, 30 minutes, etc)., the research found that more short breaks were associated with higher resources, suggesting that employees should be encouraged to take more frequent short breaks to facilitate recovery.

That counterintuitive finding many people after all would think the mid-afternoon lull is best for a work pause was one of a few suggestions for better break-taking in a recent paper published in the Journal of Applied Psychology.

He argued that his coalition, optimistically named For a Better Life, might break apart, and that to have the vote would legitimize constitutional changes that Mr. Milosevic rammed through without consulting Montenegro, Serbia's sister republic in what remains of Yugoslavia.

"But there's a good chance that others will go and I suspect nobody will want to, for want of a better term, break cover before they've been through that meeting".

I obviously served very well, couldn't ask for a better [final tie] break.

Clive Thompson, the author of "Smarter Than You Think: How Technology is Changing Our Minds for the Better," breaks it down this way: Before News Feed, Facebook was a collection of discrete, individual pages, not unlike a yearbook.