Maybe I'd better wait a few more hours.
"I'm not sure now, but you'd better wait".
In that deep voice, Bill told my son, "Uh, David, maybe you'd better wait outside".
"If this wasn't such an important performance for him, I'd say, 'Ah, you'd better wait a little longer.' " Dr. DiGiacinto added that he always urges his surgery patients to be active as soon as possible.
He decided he'd better wait until he'd finished his drink before proposing.
I'd say we better wait till the end of the season, and see how their team holds up physically, before we can make that sort of judgement.
"But you'd better not wait too long," he added.
(They'd better not wait too long, however).
"If you find a good house you'd better not wait, or it'll be gone," she advises.
A couple of the students said they'd heard an explosion in the distance, so it was probably safe to leave, but the lecturer, his mouth still full, pointed out that sometimes they shoot more than one missile and that we'd be better off waiting a few more minutes.
"Because if you say, 'We'd be better off waiting until there are symptoms,' people find that quite strange, because, after all, 'I've come at an early stage and I want treatment now.'… And then I think, as a physician, you tend to be fairly quickly inclined, after all, to start chemotherapy earlier than perhaps would be strictly indicated clinically speaking.
