Sentence examples for old better from inspiring English sources

Plain old better Crosstex has a number of features that lead to good-looking, consistent, professionally-formatted references.

Hinkle Fieldhouse, in Indianapolis, where Butler plays its home games, is nearly a century old; better yet, they filmed "Hoosiers" there.

And dredging up old Better Together tweets about it never gets old.  .

And that won't change whether I'm young or old, better or worse, rich or poor (in sickness and in health?).

Actually, what irks me even more is that he seems to have thrown all of us who practice yoga for exercise, an uplifting experience and just a plain old better life under the nirvana bus too.

This year, the 11-year-old better have good stuff.

But finally it's ready, and the 41-year-old better known as Raekwon the Chef is proud of it.

The 25-year-old, better known as Chico, completed his medical on Monday and has signed a three-year contract, subject to international clearance.

"You look like a mom," said Ms. Polizzi, the petite 24-year-old better known as Snooki of MTV's "Jersey Shore," giving the once-over to Ms. Farley, 26, whose nom de Shore is JWoww.

That third boy is Daniel Juster, a 14-year-old better known as Skippy to his classmates and as "Slippy or Snippy or whatever he wants to call himself" to the school's tone-deaf administrator.

Ms Brick, an effervescent blond 41-year-old better known in the village as the carpenter's wife, Mme Rubinat, had written an article published in her native Britain in which she claimed other women hated her for being "too pretty".