Meanings of living better in English

The Queen at 90 is a regal example of living better for longer.

But in recent years metrics have become rugby's living better bible.

You've been living better than the king of Spain ever since.

They were actually living better than us, fresh chow, hot showers, soft beds.

And if things hadn't happened the way they did, we'd be living better than the Americans.

Why, lots of those fellows are living better than they ever did in their own country.

In fact, you're living better than the Pope.

What they do care about and will appreciate is the clarity and practical advice you offer to make their living better.

Lissa and her new friends raided these establishments as needed, taking food and clothing, generally living better than they had in years.

He cares more about fine public buildings for the city than about making his neighbors envious by living better than they do.

I come home on leave and I'll tell you how it was, I look and see that they are living better than before.

I would like for my professional legacy to be that people are living better lives because of opportunities and access that I helped to create.

So although their turf-roofed cottages might have looked poor enough, the numerous Brennans and their neighbours were actually living better than they had done before.

Unfortunately, this argument results in the nonsensical rejection of things that actually do make urban living better, not just for "elites", but for everyone: culture.

Books mentioned in this show: Living Better: How I Learned to Survive Depression Alastair Campbell.

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