Sentence examples for had better opening from inspiring English sources

Jo-Wilfried Tsonga has had better opening sets.

Here's a list of movies that had better opening weekends than Bill Condon's "The Fifth Estate" while also debuting on more than 1,500 screens: "Machete Kills," "Battle of the Year," "Movie 43," "Paranoia," "Getaway," "Dead Man Down" and "The Last Stand," among many, many others.

Table 1 shows that the cells with double-layer antireflection coatings have better open circuit voltage and fill factor than those with single-layer antireflection coating.

If it disclosed a watery pallor, one had better not open the shutters at all, and so be spared the sight of a sullen day sitting for its picture in a puddle.

Only Marvel Studios stablemate The Avengers has done better, opening almost exactly a year ago on $207.4m, a figure so far ahead of everything else that it seems as if the only movie that stands a chance of beating it is its own sequel, due in 2015.

If Scioli wins the presidency with Fernández aide Zannini on the ticket, according to one joke going around Buenos Aires, Scioli had better make sure to open his own drinks.

The intra-operative complication rate and their complexity decreased from phase 1 to phase 2, in this regard phase 2 has also had better situation comparing to "open" group.

Those birds had better keep their eyes open.

Results from different studies with Holstein crossed with e.g. Scandinavian red breeds have shown that the crosses had better fertility (shorter days open period) than purebred Holstein [ 26].

Individuals who had better discrimination abilities also possessed better open set speech identification scores.

"But once you open, you had better hop to and get things done".