1.   Glover stood leaden in the hall and waited until Paul came down again, looking a little better set in his mind.

2.   She is a little better today, the doctor says.

3.   You tell your lover boy next time he goes lion hunting he should get himself just a little better organized.

4.   She felt a little better now.

5.   She had learnt to know Matthew a little better.

6.   She sighed a small sigh, feeling a little better.

7.   No, I think we understand the subject a little better now and therefore the theory has changed, but some of the practical remains very similar.

8.   I think he gets a little better.

9.   And if he does, chances are people will start learning his name a little better.

10.   And horses on the front end usually do a little better in this race.