Sentence examples for get a better time from inspiring English sources

The recurring joke — whether O'Brien is visiting Houston to demand that "Late Night" get a better time slot or travelling to Ireland, Germany, or Australia — is seeing his aggressive self-regard butt up against the indifference of the men and women he meets on the street.

I'm still happy, although I hoped I would get a better time than I did.

You know you might not ever get a better time on your half marathon... but you also don't really care.

At the finish line, lean forward so you get a better time.

Focus on each person's time and encourage them to get a better time each time they run that route.

"I just went for it and I ended up getting a better time". Thrilling, yes, but this wasn't how Tennison's high school athletic experience was supposed to go.

"You cannot get a better response time than that".

Mega banks are using artificial intelligence to get a better, real time understanding of their market and operational risks, while new software platforms are altering how big firms collaborate internally and with the rest of the street.

I'm happy that I got first, but not as much as [I would've been if I got a better time]." While Cwik dazzled on the girls' side, it was Crescenta Valley sophomore Gabe Collison that was the area's fastest boys' runner.

An Olympic athlete is constantly striving to do better -- to get a better score, clock a better time, or get the better of their competition.

One always tries to get a better hand, every time and everywhere.