Sentence examples for something better with a from inspiring English sources

Shenzhen's cadres, it seems, were not so keen to cede control of their bank after all; or they may have thought that they could haggle something better with a Taiwanese bank run by the Koo family, one of the island's most prominent.

It's important to balance a thirst for something better with an acceptance of what is, right now.

Please find a way to do something better with us than to let us go on talking about defenses and kickers.

The sense that we ought to be doing something "better" with our time hovers over the act, like an anxious mother peaking into the living room, suggesting you go play outside for once.

And yes, the usage continued for a number of days, stretching into a month until I found something better with which to occupy my mind.

Every generation erases a little collective memory, convinced that it has something better with which to replace it.

For a while there — and it was just a short while — I thought I'd found something better with Charles.

When you get it into the hands of a storytelling master like Cameron or Scorsese, they do something better with it.

It's a German word, Bishop-Stall writhat "that combines Verbessern (to make something better) with Verschlimmern (to make something worse) so that the new meaning is 'to make something worse by trying to make it better'".

They mean do something better with your time.

"We wanted to do something better with our lives," Angelica said.