They arrived super fast, and it only gets better from there!
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In his first entry, Dart writes: Darts' blog only gets better from there.
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This bio opens just like a Slipknot concert and only gets better from there.
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" A Verizon spokesperson told Ars that "it's early" and that "everything gets better from here.
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It's a terrific opening, an unforgettable opening … and the book just gets better from there.
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ET. The first episode will have a running time of 219 minutes… and then it only gets better from there.
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Byrne breaks into wide-eyed staccato dance moves, the audience whistles in appreciation, and the show only gets better from there.
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But wait, it gets better from here: Kris and Hilton both dressed up as Alice from Alice in Wonderland for Halloween this year.
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The opening piano line is played by Tom Hanks when he visits that toy shop in Big, and it only gets better from there.
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This conversation begins with the story of Lanier trip-sitting Richard Feynman, the famed physicist, when he was dying from cancer and decided to try LSD, and it only gets better from there.
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This conversation begins with the story of Jaron Lanier trip-sitting Richard Feynman, the famed physicist, when he was dying from cancer and decided to try LSD, and it only gets better from there.
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For fans of spaceflight, military history, and standing awestruck next to the most powerful flying machines ever built, the Cosmosphere, home to the largest international collection of Cold War space artifacts on the planet, just gets better from there.
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The cast just gets better from there, with Kathy Bates, Susan Sarandon, and Jacob Tremblay also appearing in the film, which tells the story of a young actor reminiscing about the letters he shared with an American TV star 10 years after his death.
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Read More Santoli: A bear in all but name might soon ease Whether or not stocks are set to break below the two-year lows set Thursday, "if you're looking six to nine months out, I think it gets better from here," he told CNBC in a phone interview.
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They are strongly opposed to racism, bullying and violence. Bamse is not only the strongest bear in the world, but also the kindest, often repeating his slogan "Nobody gets better from being beaten". Bamse's own world seems to have strong implications of anarchism or libertarian socialism, combining private ownership with communitarian solidarity (from most of the characters), though a single policeman, Pontus Kask (named for his classic-style policeman's helmet, or "kask" in Swedish) and a small prison exists. The original villain, a black wolf simply called Vargen ("The Wolf"), became a friend of Bamse after consistently being treated kindly.
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