Sentence examples for you better take from inspiring English sources

"You better take him," his son said.

"You better take that man," another shouted.

"He said: 'You better take my e-mail.

"You better take this for the trip," he says.

"You better take your seat or you will lose it," he said.

If you want national parks, that's what you better take," because they're offered three or four.

"You know what, you'd better take that photo now," Mr. Greene said, laughing, "because you ain't gonna see it like this in a couple months".

I know you were hoping for someone more Leonardo DiCaprio, but right now you'd better take what you can get.

Have a soft toy with you if it'll comfort you - grown up or child, if it makes you feel better, take Ted, or similar with you.

In other words, if you take the honor tonight, you'd better take the phone call next week.

"You'd better take advantage of it while you have it".