Example sentences of "be good than a [noun sg] " in BNC.
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1 | Even if you 're better than a master you still have to wait . |
2 | What could be better than a captive ( and captured ) audience ! |
3 | After all , what could be better than a get-together with local musicians , listening to your favourite gear played how it should be played , and the all-important bottle of Carlsberg ! |
4 | And what could be better than a guitar which is guaranteed to be one of a limited number produced this year ? |
5 | By definition , a scheme of that size must be better than a scheme that is based on an individual privatised subsidiary or on one privatised company on its own . |
6 | He had been so sure before — and anything would be better than a decision that he might later come to regret . |
7 | Even for a paedophile , life in Russia might be better than a cell in Long Lartin prison . |
8 | As an early morning reviver , or a welcome mid-morning break what could be better than a cup of your favourite coffee ? |
9 | Well it 's better than a kick in the teeth is n't it ? |
10 | You have to admit , she 's better than a kick in the wot-nots ! |
11 | I think moving 's better than a week of I V P . |
12 | It 's better than a letter to hear her voice . ’ |
13 | A grand view of Horse Guards Parade — oh well it 's better than a view of John and Norma Major . |
14 | Incidentally , it 's better than a railway hut , and perfect for a party . ’ |
15 | This is better than a night at the Follies . |
16 | What is better than a run in the car followed by a good meal in a country inn or a pleasant roadhouse ? |
17 | A record is better than a cassette . |
18 | It has been a long and winding road for the much-travelled Quinn to achieve fully-fledged Premier League status , even though his career record is better than a goal every two games . |
19 | Failing that , a large room with a high ceiling is better than a cupboard . |
20 | ‘ This is better than a ceilidh . ’ |
21 | A research programme is better than a rival if it is more progressive , the progressive nature of a programme depending on its degree of coherence and the extent to which it has led to successful novel predictions , as discussed in Chapter 7 . |
22 | Kuhn mentions a number of criteria that can be used in assessing whether one theory is better than a rival . |
23 | We have considered various analyses of the kind of criteria that enable individuals or groups to judge whether one theory is better than a rival , or whether or not a particular body of knowledge is scientific . |
24 | For example , a loose-leaf binder is better than an exercise book because you can shuffle and re-classify your notes for tutorials , essay-writing and later exam revision . |
25 | Democracy might not be much , in his view , but everything else is worse ; and a robber-baron , as he once remarked to the Marxist scientist J. B. S. Haldane , is better than an inquisitor , since greed sleeps easier than dogmatic certainty : ‘ where Mammon vacates the throne , how if Moloch takes his place ? ’ |
26 | And later she had found that his body , scarred as it was , was better than the one which she had imagined for him , as a living and breathing man was better than a marble statue or painting , and her vision had lacked life . |
27 | It was better than a pantomime , but with one big difference . |
28 | Well that , thought Dalgliesh wryly , was better than a note in the parish magazine , a telephone call to the daily papers or a sermon next Sunday on the phenomenon of stigmata and the inscrutable wisdom of providence . |
29 | It was better than a cockfight , and even better than the Battle . |
30 | It was better than an analgesic in her blood . |