Sentence examples for get better somewhere from inspiring English sources
It doesn't actually save money – that's the thing, it's myopic – because you close the beds and save money and people don't then just go and get better somewhere else.
What makes her a romantic — an ideologue — is her firm conviction that things will get better, somehow, somewhere.
They are fighting for their lives and have to go somewhere to get better prices.
It had become clear that he thought that his chance to develop as a player would maybe get better chances if he played somewhere else.
For 15 minutes each day sit quietly somewhere (as you get better you can meditate on the bus, in the doctor's office, while washing dishes).
"We're studying to get better jobs than that," he says, "so we'll go somewhere else".
Or it would be if Paterson were getting better advice from somewhere else.
"If you're really focused on getting better, you go play pro somewhere.
They are trying or hoping to get somewhere better (with fingers crossed that somewhere better even exists), and fear that they aren't equipped for the journey.
"We can get somewhere better by examining the NFL's failures.
