Sentence examples for get something better in from inspiring English sources

"We released Danny from Newcastle thinking we could get something better in his position," says Crystal Palace's manager.

George Surles, business representative of Local 351 of the Operating Engineers union, which represents 1,100 employees of Phillips's refinery in Borger, Tex., said: "The reaction here is that if the employees can get something better, they'll forgo the wage increase". In any event, the matter would have to be put to a union vote, he said.

When you start with something better, you get something better". Better than tap water, Nestle insinuates.

But I hope we get something better.

They'd risk something together to get something better.

Accept aloneness now, so you can get something better later.

I look forward to getting something better than what I have in life.

The Mariners can afford Washburn's $10.35 million contract for 2009, and they could decide to keep him in hopes of getting something better for him next summer.

It's a choice of living in a shack or getting something better for their families".

He added: "We have now got something better than a lot of buses we have already got, and way in excess of legal requirements".

"You have a little better odds of getting something better than Lunchables," Ms. Wootan said.