Sentence examples for we fared better from inspiring English sources

We fared better with seafood.

On a second night, we fared better.

We fared better with a lemony hummus with garlic, but again we had to request pita to dip into it.

We fared better with a Jubilant (45ml gin, 22ml Benedictine, 15ml orange juice, 15ml lemon juice, shake with ice and strain into a cocktail glass).

The restaurant has something of a reputation for having a "difficult" time with service, though we fared better on other visits.

We fared better with smoked salmon with rye toast points and the classic accouterments of lemon, capers and shaved red onion, plus herb-crusted cream cheese.

We hope we fare better than Blanche.

We fare better -- psychologically, socially, culturally and economically -- in an accepting, rather than a condemning, environment.

A higher percent of women veterans have a service-connected disability, have no income, and experience poverty more than male veterans (though we fare better than civilian women in these areas).

In our increasingly interdependent world created for better and for worse by the globalization of economics and culture, in some way we all foreigners, or, as Blanche Dubois says in the ironic final line of Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire, "I have always depended on the kindness of strangers". We hope we fare better than Blanche.

I think we probably fared better than most, because we were young and didn't have kids -- but divorce is hard".