Sentence examples for got better late from inspiring English sources

At least the acceptance speeches got better late in the evening as the quality stepped to the stage.

The Kings got better late, but Price had to make only 13 saves in the first two periods.

"This indicates that consumers left much of their Christmas spending late in the hope of getting better late deals from retailers.

Or get better too late, when it is too late for them to enjoy their young lives?

FRIDAY'S PUZZLE — Either I'm getting better at late-week puzzles, or this grid by Martin Ashwood-Smith was a relatively easy Friday.

It finally got through, better late than never.

Whenever we go back to The Met we always assume things have gotten better, but our latest count was only 4%.

Online merchants are also getting better at fulfilling orders late into December.

But that's not why Obama gets a "Better Late Than Never" Honorable Mention this week.

There is no suggestion that things are going to get better soon, with the latest World Health Organisation update indicating that the outbreak is actually accelerating, despite international aid efforts.

President Obama's political standing is rising along with voters' optimism that the economy is getting better, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll, a shift that coincides with continued Republican disquiet over the field of candidates seeking to replace him.