Sentence examples for getting something better from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

They recognise that getting the latest update is about getting something better, unless they've got an old phone.

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.

Whereas flawed social insurance programs have tended to get better over time, the story of health reform suggests that rejecting an imperfect deal in the hope of eventually getting something better is a recipe for getting nothing at all.

"He's got something better -- talent," the irrepressible Frankel proclaimed.

You get something better than a cold sandwich on Air Kanye?

"It's not compulsion to get something better," Mr. Wiltanger replied.

Sound quality isn't great - if you pay, you can get something better.

I got something better, which I need to use up before the plane, anyhow".