Sentence examples for had better bring from inspiring English sources

You had better bring a good short game.

And if Blanc cannot take the hint, he had better bring along his parapluie.

If he gets the chance, he had better bring along a baseball helmet, too.

Among them is this: if you're going to be a distraction off the field, you had better bring it on the field.

These days, you had better bring some change if you think a 300 game gets you a cup of joe, because you have lots of company.

Carpenter wrote to say that he had found them a place to live, with a family of homesteaders two miles from the school, and advised, "If you have a.22 you had better bring it out here as there are lots of young sage chicken to be found in that country and August is the open season on them".

Levine then reminded him that they would be going through customs and that they had better not bring anything inappropriate.

As an executive at Grumman, Mr. Gabreski had better luck, bringing in Air Force contacts to the aerospace firm that had historically worked with the Navy.

He said to them, if you have better ideas, bring them to me.

If they want to be competitive, they had better ask Burton to bring his ball — and his millions — back to Storrs.

Just as having better toilets brings young women to school, serving them lunch brings children to school in droves.