Sentence examples for taking a better from inspiring English sources

Would taking a better picture solve the problem?

"It's an inexpensive way of taking a better annuity," said Mr. Certner of the AARP.

"We're taking a better look at the Atlantic City master plan," said R. Scott Barber, the general manager of Harrah's Atlantic City.

Finally, Denbo counseled Jeter on taking a better swing path and moving his bat through the strike zone at a steady rate.

"And that's why you see good at-bats, you see them work the count, you see them taking a better swing, you see them starting to use the two-strike approach".

So in Washington, a Microsoft employee who spots a more interesting career opportunity at Amazon is likely to be sued just for taking a better job.

Romantic comedy The Break-Up received plenty of love from US cinemagoers at the weekend, taking a better-than-expected $38.1m£20.2m2m) in top spot.

They can take a better shot than me.

In a telephone interview, Brown said Rodriguez simply took a better job.

After a while, she took a better look at the paper they were working on.

Who do you think is going to take a better shot?