Sentence examples for gone for better from inspiring English sources

But prices in Harlem, Brooklyn and Queens — places where people priced out of many Manhattan neighborhoods have long gone for better value — have not decreased as much, Mr. Malin said.

"I am going to keep going, for better or worse".

"Mo went for better life, but I don't want to go there," he muses.

The senators are debased and petty, exemplary only in their clubbiness — still, George writes, they've got something going: For better or worse, it's a Senate that works.

In fact, thousands of Ecuadorians are returning from sojourns in North America and Europe, where they went for better job opportunities.

Plays will come and go for better or worse, but the character of our youth athletes and how we teach them to react to a play is what becomes permanent.

If your really confident you can go for better items such as sacred relic early in the game but it can be really tough as you may lose a lot of gold if you die.

The same went for better-than-expected results from high street chain Next.

But the sportswriters who vote on the Heisman (should they be voting on an award in a sport they cover?) went for better-known players whose major conference schools appear more often on national television.

Because I had been gone  for the better part of a year.

As things have gone better and better for me in my career, the anxiety levels ratchet up faster and more often.