Sentence examples for get better in one from inspiring English sources

"We weren't going to get better in one day physically.

Gill-Stevens said things were getting better in one sense, noting that when women were harassed or assaulted, their attackers were more likely to be called out about it now, with bands making statements after their shows and saying that behaviour is not welcome.

To simply "have faith" that things will get better in a few years and that one's dreams for a good job will be fulfilled shows the naïveté of youth.

Filmmaker Saffron Cassaday has more than an observer's interest in capturing the retirement crowd getting better in touch with loved ones: The Cyber-Seniors program was started by her teenage sisters, Macaulee and Kascha, as a high school project inspired by how learning the ways of the Web changed the lives of the girls' grandparents.

"My concern is that as the system gets better in other ways, this is the one way for candidates to fall back on old habits".

This country is getting better in so many ways but the one way in which it hasn't got better is the way we do politics".

This is a crucial insight, and while things have gotten better in recent months, the problem remains one that plenty of traditional journalists and news organizations still refuse to take seriously enough.

I am one of the lucky ones whose HG got better in the middle of my pregnancy.

It continues to be improved one in two patients treated get better and one in three get complete remission!

Of course, you can find drinkable, cheap wines in Britain, but you get better ones in France, even down to those retailing for the equivalent of £2 a bottle.

He's getting better, and in one year, all of you will see what he will be," Reynoso said.