Sentence examples for never better that from inspiring English sources

As long as Stankovic plays, he will never better that moment.

Perhaps he will never better that magical morning at Nottingham when he took 8 for 15 but his objective is to keep improving.

While he was never better that year, his overall performance in 1951, at an age when players commonly peak, is in line with his excellent seasons in 1947 and 1949.

In the second study, Dr. David E. Bush, also of Johns Hopkins, and his colleagues reported that some heart attack patients were so convinced that they would never get better that they refused to take steps that would have aided their recoveries.

He insists the stores have never looked better, that help is more available and check-out is faster.

Campbell mentioned that "our relationship with South Korea has never been better," that relations remain strong with Australia and that the U.S. has recently strengthened ties with New Zealand.

Today, most of them realize that it was never better before, and that no hopeful future can be built with elements of the past.

Such is the ingeniousness of its simple format - often imitated but never bettered - that it is one of radio's most illustrious institutions and hosting it one of the most coveted jobs in British broadcasting.

They'll say that Shakespeare's work has stood the test of time because he was a heaven-sent moral philosopher, that his divine insight into the human condition has never been bettered, that the collection of his plays is a window into the soul.

And he was never better than when venting that pressurized rage in "Big Shot" and "My Life" and "Movin' Out (Anthony's Song)," each as startlingly spiteful now as when it first scaled the charts.

The sign of a great chef is to recognise that you're never better than your ingredients, and that if your ingredients are really good, you don't have to do a great deal to make the food great".