Sentence examples for much better times from inspiring English sources

Still, there have been much better times for Wall Street bosses like Mr. Paulson.

But O'Neill remains confident there are much better times ahead, and he has the experience to back it up.

Infantino again outlined his credentials as a president to steer Fifa into "much better times" in a statement on Monday.

Written in much better times, these contracts provide a rich array of benefits to retirees, far superior to most pension and health plans.

As a blogger posted on the bottom of The Observer's report from Old Trafford, you could regard Saturday's game as an equivalent of the 1995 Regal Trophy final just before the start of the Super League era, when a young Saints team coached by the under-rated Eric Hughes lost to Wigan but offered the promise of much better times to come.

The last two times that happened, the markets had been reeling, but much better times soon followed.

Burleson should have a much better time against Kansas City.

Her characters still have issues, but they're having a much better time.

Follow these simple hacks and you'll have a much better time sleeping.

If you don't understand them, however, you'll have a much better time.

But in the first nine months of 2010 hoteliers had a much better time of things.