Sentence examples for over better than from inspiring English sources

That probably goes over better than saying "mass".

His gags went over better than ever; from then on, his delivery was always apparently casual.

Before Phil got involved, we were already going over better than some of the other acts, and I had my style way before Phil came along.

Some formats may go over better than others — the Schubert Journey that I witnessed during the inaugural week of the New World Center meandered in the middle — but the laboratory spirit of the place is healthy.

There was a good deal that was artificial in Paul Ryan's speech to the Republican National Convention — which went over better than any so far; the hall was louder, and more clearly behind him, than it has yet been for anyone — as well as a number of claims that were simply false.

General Amos's testimony seems to have gone over better than that of Air Force General Mark Welsh, over at the Senate, who, in a hearing about a crime of violence, mused about the "hook-up mentality" to the point where Senator Kirsten Gillibrand started yelling at him and Michael Donley, the Secretary of the Air Force.

One of his adages from 1992 might go over better now than it did back then: when you elect a Clinton, you get "two for the price of one".

The farm food seems to go over better with adults than children.

Obviously, the fishnet stockings went over better in South Carolina than we had anticipated.

"Parnell was outstanding in the first innings – that first over was better than anything Johnson has done in the match".

Jean-François Tremblay, a Moody's vice president who has studied the refinancing issue, said that so far banks had managed to roll over debt better than expected.