Sentence examples for on something better from inspiring English sources

Note to Ms Romanovitch: if you really want to pass on something better to the next generation, try addressing the criticisms of the current generation of MPs.

"Skip this, and put on something better," she said when a rock song came on that started with "doo-doo-doo-doo-doo".

In Director magazine in April, she described her "vibrant economy" initiative: "All of us in the UK, if we're going to thrive, and pass on something better to the next generation, we've all got a responsibility to step up and drive the things that are going to create growth".

Spend your student loan on something better, like a hangover.

Perhaps, as Mr. Leonhardt suggested, his bureau is working on something better.

Ideally, though, public money should be spent on something better than holes.

He took some right stick for that but he's moved on to something better". Now Young will hope he has moved on to something better as he aims to challenge for the Premier League and Champions League at Old Trafford.

"The great fortune for me is I moved on to something better," Mr. Katzenberg said.

False starts are common and become irrelevant if you can learn from them and move on to something better.

It was the sort of place, in its better days, a meth dealer would have stayed after his parents threw him out of the basement, but once he made a few sales, he would have moved on to something better.

That means there are few longueurs, but also that when the jokes fall flat (for example, the fraternity members making plaster casts of their private parts), we quickly move on to something better.