Sentence examples for will speak better from inspiring English sources
I will speak better," she said.
Police discuss whether the man is the group's resident "alpha male"; they explain that most houses are represented by an alpha male who collects the rent, and who will usually speak better English than everyone else.
There will be a form of young citizens' manual for students, and new citizens will have to speak better French, know more about "the values of the republic" and take part in a more solemn but undefined ceremony — but the details were vague.
In an email, he told me it's the perfect place for him and his family right now: silicon valley is the center of Internet innovation, and he says his children will learn to speak better English by living here.
Some Koreans boycott McDonald's, but others take their children to surgeons to cut the webbing under their tongues on the (quack) theory that they will speak English with better accents.
We will speak out because "better" is no longer good enough.
Subtu is currently working on an idea for a mural that will speak to the need for better relationships between the police and residents.
Don't use incorrect speech or baby talk; the better the speech you use, the faster and better your baby will speak as they age.
And then eight paragraphs later, we find this sentence: "Mrs. Clinton will still invoke the joy brought into her life by her granddaughter, Charlotte, but, given the child's obvious advantages and privilege, will speak more broadly about building a better future for all Americans' children and grandchildren".
Four hands are sometimes better than two and when two is better, just the fact that you asked if you could help will speak volumes.
