Sentence examples for gets far better from inspiring English sources
"He gets far better lines that he does in Britain".
Nobody believes any longer that you need a Chevy Equinox in your driveway for combat duty, so why not get a car that offers as much or more space in the back (nearly 33 cubic feet with the rear seats up, and 67 cubic feet with the seats folded), gets far better gas mileage and is a hoot to drive?
Charles Black, a senior adviser to the Bush campaign, said, "It's clear that no matter what the economic statistics show, voters still do not feel the economy is getting better". Mr. Bush gets far better marks on foreign policy, with an approval rating of 46percentt.
The average sedan or wagon gets far better fuel economy, and as this columnist has been pointing out for ages also often have equal or superior cargo and passenger space when compared with five-passenger SUVs, especially those based on truck or trucklike platforms.
One, that you find the speedy, sporty Accord appealing in the first place if you're really after frugality, you'd get the Toyota Motor Prius, which gets far better fuel efficiency, but isn't nearly as appealing as a sports sedan or even as a "normal" car.
Mason points out that children get far better representation in criminal courts than in family courts.
But researchers are getting far better at untangling the relationship between extreme weather and global warming.
It wouldn't take much extra investment to get far better results.
Hunt said: "We need to get far better at spotting it across the NHS.
"We need to get far better at spotting it across the NHS.
