Sentence examples for is something better to from inspiring English sources

"Because this is New York, and there is so much to do, there is always the feeling that there is something better to do just around the corner," said Sherri Eaton, out drinking well past midnight recently in Midtown.

Arguing the spartan rectitude of one over the irresistible self-indulgence of the other may be something better to avoid.

There's something better to life than just gang-banging, going to jail and getting loaded,' " Avila said.

The food at the school was no such consolation; according to Levin it was so appalling that there must be something better to be found, and from his late teens he sought out the best restaurants he could afford.

And remember that there's nothing better than fresh smelling linen (well, maybe there is something better; but not having to do with linen closets).

This is a house that is something better than grand: livable, and scaled to the human body.

There is something better.

Now there's something better: tools to make dealing with the ever-growing volume of voice mail messages (an estimated 350 billion per year) simple and quick, saving smaller businesses lots of precious time.

Martha says that the viewer has changed and it's continuing to change at 'lightening speed.' "As soon as there's something better, people jump to it.

There's got to be something better – but they have to find it for themselves.

"I said to myself, 'There has got to be something better than this,' " she recalled.