Sentence examples for get better well from inspiring English sources

"[To] those who think that things will just get better, well, every hour, every day, it continues … a march of violence in our country," said Senator Cory Booker on Thursday, his voice cracking as he spoke.

It doesn't get better -- Well, except when the economy is strong and people start vacationing again, offering an increase in available tourism jobs, all of which is happening right now.

How can you have this and get better and feel better, get ill but then you get better, well how can you do that?

DEVOS: Well, in places where there have been, where there is, a lot of choice that's been introduced, Florida, for example, the studies show that when there's a large number of students that opt to go to a different school or different schools, the traditional public schools actually, the results get better, as well.

And if it doesn't get better,... well, by that time HTML5 will be more widely distributed on sites across the Web.

With the economy expected to improve, charge-offs should get better as well, says Meredith Whitney, banking analyst at Wachovia Securities.

That old cliche that "things must first get worse before they get better," could well apply to the dispute between Ukraine and Russia over gas.

Eventually it does get better... Well, at least for Carol it does.

However, if you put a band-aid on a wound that really needed stitches, or you attempt to put band-aids over a rash and hope it will get better... Well, most of us have also been to the emergency room or had to call the doctor's service because something we thought was a nothing turned out to be a something.

Apply that rule to your place of work, your home, and your relationships, and you will find that you get better as well.

Man 1: [M]any of us struggle to get better and, well, we have the addiction 24 hours a day and pharmacies are not open all 24 hours.