BETTER NEXT TIME

Your drawing is good, but you can make it even better next time.

After burning the dinner, she promised herself to follow the recipe more closely for a better next time.

Realizing the mistake in the project proposal, she assured her team that they would present a better plan next time.

Recognizing the errors in the code, the programmer eagerly started debugging for a better next time.

Despite the initial struggles, the gardener was determined to cultivate a better garden next time.

Despite the intricate algorithm, the programmer remained optimistic, determined to code better next time.

After the defeat, the team captain rallied the players, vowing to strategize better next time.

The author, dissatisfied with the climax, decided to rewrite the chapter, promising readers something better next time.

Despite the setback, the entrepreneur analyzed the market trends, preparing to launch a better product next time.

They expect better next time.

I believe we can achieve better next time.

With more practice, we can do better next time.

Better next time is what we aim for.

We can achieve better next time with some adjustments.

Better next time, he should aim for higher scores.

She promised to do better next time during the debate.

With practice, her performance is expected to be better next time.

Next time, a better approach to problem-solving is needed.

He believes that things will turn out better next time.