Those leaders had better be smart and they had better be ready.
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If you're gonna eat fresh, it had better be fast!
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At an Austrian restaurant, the desserts had better be good.
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At these prices, it had better be close to perfect.
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Otherwise, we had better be prepared to witness hearings like
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The Russian Linesman Patch had better be coming, and soon.
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The bad news is that these institutions had better be.
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When the Fed was buying, investors had better be, too.
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Ennis said he was ready — and he had better be.
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And anyone who stands in their way had better be terrified.
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Basically, if your lunch smells, it had better be damn tasty.
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Sycamore Partners had better be ready to roll up its sleeves.
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And with prices approaching $400 a piece, it had better be.
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On a Thursday, there had better be something intricate and clever.
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"And if you're going to make a commitment to atone, it had better be genuine and you had better be able to stick to it, because you're only going to have one bite of the apple."
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For the sake of all, this particular time had better be different.
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But if it's coming, it had better be right around the corner.
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And, well, for $2,600, this thing had better be top of the line.
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"There had better be a huge crime underlying all of this," Carlson said.
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A ruling this consequential had better be based on rock-solid legal argument.
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So you had better be as hospitable, friendly and communicative as a hotel.
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And, based on the events of this month, that smartphone had better be great.
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With a suggested retail price of $260, it had better be pretty special, too.
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"They know better, and they had better be kicked off the team," he added.
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If this is an example of all new Titans, competitors had better be worried.
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At the meeting, Farnsworth warned that turnout for Big Boi had better be huge.
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But the ghost of Raymond Chandler had better be ready for a big letdown.
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If you say you are a real estate professional, you had better be one.
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Given my little focus group, Mr. Feenstra had better be ready to bring it.
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If you're going to let all hell break loose, it had better be worth it.
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Change will not come overnight, but we had better be prepared, because it will come.
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When you get engaged, everyone asks for your "proposal story" — and it had better be good.
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If you're going to go through this level of pain, it had better be worth it.
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I'm not saying they can't recover, but their next few movies had better be really good.
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If you were raised by Grace Adichie, my mother, you had better be interested in fashion.
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If you decide to go that route you had better be prepared to back it up.
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If you're a seal or a squid, you had better be careful when she comes around.
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There had better be nasi goreng at any restaurant that is even playing at being Indonesian.
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But then for $173,217, it had better be able to run Crysis like Usain Bolt handles sprints.
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If the White House takes shots at Republican senators, it had better be ready for a war.
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"I think that Scaramucci had better be a lot more careful than he has been," Gingrich said.
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You had better be extremely body positive or just not care in this part of the world!
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And for an instrument to be worth that much, it had better be the best in its class.
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But after last week's tight -- and heavily questioned -- vote, any bet had better be transferable to one's children.
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At $200, though, the Sol had better be more than just an Echo + LED lamp, and it is.
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The Arkansas folks had better be prepared for a grilling, if Judge Wolf's recent history is a guide.
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This—everyone was thinking to themselves through the odd silence of an incredibly early morning—had better be good.
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If, as Kroos says, Real has more quality, then it had better be prepared to prove it in Milan.
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"If you want the government to listen to you, you had better be prepared to pay up," he said.
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Be prepared for explanations and excuses, and they had better be good, because cycling investigators have heard some doozies.
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That sort of thing can't happen again to Samsung — or rather, it had better be damn sure it won't.
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Democrats had better be sure they have a good alternative to her before launching themselves into a divisive civil war.
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If, and when, Facebook Marketplace returns, this had better be the last we hear of babies on sale for $12.
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For France to impose a three-month ban on foie gras production, there had better be a pretty good reason.
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Centering the drama of an episode on one character is always risky — they had better be deserving of our attention.
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Because if you're going to share a ride from LA to Las Vegas with strangers, it had better be comfy.
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And while it might be nice to sell meatballs right in the heart of everything, those meatballs had better be spectacular.
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Between this and naming the song "Summer Sixteen," he had better be about heating up the summer with a total Drakeover.
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And if you bring in a fan of the other team, you are responsible for them, so they had better be quiet.
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If we remove strong men and take sides in civil wars, we had better be sure that we have an adequate replacement.
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Capcom had better be banking on that longevity coming to pass, too, because at launch Street Fighter V is simply not finished.
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Apple's rumored to be launching new redesigned MacBook Pros this fall and these seventh-gen Intel chips had better be in them.
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If you're on TV and you happen to betray a very strong emotion, you had better be prepared to become a meme.
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But whatever that involves, it had better be good, or I'm going to be grousing about that 40 years from now too.
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" He added, "If McGuigan tries anything dirty with me, he had better be prepared, because he will get much worse in return.
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Yet hours pass and they are not heard from ... and there had better be something really major going on here, hadn't there?
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The hypothesized wave had better be a big one if it's going to have any chance of breaching the Republicans' gerrymandered levees.
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So, to be captivating, it had better be an approaching hurricane, a just-in presidential election result, or a declaration of war.
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Of course, you still need an email app — but if you're going to have to deal with email, it had better be fast.
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Before the government mucks around with either people's' lives or their jobs, there had better be good reason - established fact - not asserted claim.
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New York had better be careful; if they keep hitting at this race, Gregorius is liable to throw out his back celebrating. [MLB]
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Those who believe in due process and constitutional order and the presumption of innocence had better be prepared to fight for those beliefs.
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Around the midway point, though, there's a percolating sense that the movie's payoff had better be worth the journey, and it simply isn't.
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I joke with her and say, the next fella you're with after me had better be a young man of 70 or 80.
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Those speakers had better be impressive, because LG is pricing this display at $299 — that's twice as much as the excellent Google Home Hub.
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If you decide to play fast and loose with the laws of snack-making in Scotland, you had better be prepared for the consequences.
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That's good news: if How To Get Away With Murder was going to kill Wes, it had better be for a deliciously twisted payoff.
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If you're going to interview Larry David, you had better be damn sure you remember to play the clip from the show he's promoting.
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Clinton had better be ready for some vitriolic tweets from her younger donors, because this is going to make for some very angry borrowers.
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Consumers, however, say they may be drawn in by the name, but if they're going to keep coming back, the food had better be good.
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Thanks for that nod to the plot point that no one cares about, and this reveal (when it finally comes) had better be worth it.
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For Democrats, congressional candidates had better be pledged to distance themselves from their president if the word "pragmatic" creeps into the rationalization of tax legislation.
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Finding that Earth-based astronomical observations may be "severely affected," the body warned that mitigations and rules had better be formed sooner rather than later.
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As far as Mellie is concerned, Liv had better be ready to run every single one of those plans by her because she is the president.
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And Denver, which has a history of slow starts in Super Bowls, had better be on its game in the first quarter of the title game.
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The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our "Weak Laws" Border, had better be stopped before it gets there.
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And Yul Brynner explained that when you take a shot of vodka and bite the glass, it had better be a prop glass made of sugar.
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" "The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there.
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Despite recent forays into olfactory art, the prevailing attitude is that if a work consists of rotting organic matter, it had better be encased in Plexiglas.
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So, this looks like potentially selective enforcement if this took place and if it did take place, Chris, there had better be accountability for sending us spy.
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He cautioned that policymakers had better be ready to juice the US economy with tax cuts — known as fiscal stimulus — because Federal Reserve cuts wouldn't be enough.
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Ailes had already figured out what the American public needed -- and Fox employees had better be marching in the direction of his laser vision of the future.
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"I think that Scaramucci had better be a lot more careful than he has been," former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said on the Laura Ingraham radio show.
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And while we're happy to give them a bit of time to enjoy their new engagement, we're just saying: The Bellas had better be playing the reception.
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And if you want to have a prayer of anyone clicking on your ad, it had better be as inflammatory as possible — people click when they're angry.
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But the words of a U.S. president will always carry weight, so we had better be prepared for a world where Trump's erratic tweeting drives global foreign relations.
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Whatever it is had better be not only special, but the most special, something that you couldn't do or find or have at home even if you tried.
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But if you're going to presume to resurrect the Marx Brothers in a full-length stage musical, your Groucho, Harpo, Chico and Zeppo had better be spot on.
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He warned, however, that the computers ultimately would be in human hands, and that the people responsible for them had better be not merely smart but also nice.
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But if that happens, the government had better be able to show a really good reason for it and provide strong evidence that there is no other viable alternative.
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"The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there," Trump tweeted Tuesday.
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Not only is this thing much faster than a laptop for a third of the price (it had better be), it's also every bit as fast as a desktop.
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If you're so much as considering getting a fake tree for Christmas this year, you had better be damn sure not to mention it in front of this guy.
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"It is an ugly insult, and you had better be right if you're going to charge a journalist with lying on purpose," the host of CNN's "New Day" added.
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From April 3: The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our "Weak Laws" Border, had better be stopped before it gets there.
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Whenever Coolidge sets off in one direction, the reader had better be prepared to be startled by an unexpected shift, a sudden stop that vaults you into another dimension.
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You're probably thinking that this movie had better be as packed as one of Stefon's clubs on SNL if Marvel expects audiences to stay put (and phoneless) for that long.
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The space of the earth children is communal, and if you'd like to be welcomed into the home, then you had better be willing to conform to their hive mind.
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If you put a ubiquitous word like THE at 1A, there had better be something else that really stands out in that corner, or there's a bit of a letdown.
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"This is going to be Buttigieg's turn in the spotlight, and he had better be prepared for the worst," said Aaron Kall, director of debate at the University of Michigan.
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"The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there," Trump wrote in a tweet.
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If you're going to pass notes, leave early, or play with fidget spinners during Trump's impeachment trial, you had better be prepared for Stephen Colbert to crack some jokes about it.
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"The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there," he posted Tuesday on Twitter.
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Trump had better be prepared to make good on this, or see an end to his deep friendship with the one leader in Europe he has been able to count on.
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If Mrs Clinton hopes to beat a garden variety Republican in 2020, she had better be thinking hard about how to get Americans' real incomes growing rapidly by the end of her first term.
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But to realize those benefits, you had better be sure the professional in whom you are entrusting your financial well-being — and, likely, your assets — has the right combination of core competencies and expertise.
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And those Democrats had better be listening, too, because they're about to find out that obstructing President Trump at every turn like the Republicans mostly did to President Obama won't work so well for them.
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Triggers are not necessarily to be avoided at all costs, but if you're going to pull off a band-aid, you had better be ready to stop the bleeding and help the person to heal.
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Somebody on that stage had better be able to make the winning case against Citizens United, its judicial architects and its partisan beneficiaries -- the most abhorrent of whom happens to currently occupy the White House.
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But beyond calling attention to Trump's hypocrisy, Democrats had better be ready to do what Clinton neglected: make a full-throttle case that they have answers to the problems Trump is only pretending to solve.
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But examine the list of collaborators and see why it had better be "members," not "men"—five of the eight soldiers and all of the spouses are women, so that women alone write seven tracks.
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RELAED: Chris Harrison Says If Arie's 'Going to Go Through This Level of Pain, It Had Better Be Worth It' Luyendyk Jr. also has an explanation for why he decided to let ABC film the couple's breakup.
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This fight is a five rounder and if Cerrone can make him work even in a grueling clinch battle for three of those rounds, Till's gas tank had better be much more full than it was against Dalby.
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Clearly buying Red Hat was about a hybrid cloud play, and if IBM is serious about that approach, and for $34 billion, it had better be — it would have to walk the walk, not just talk the talk.
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"Right now, the focus had better be on what we told the American people we're going to do because, more important than who the Speaker is next year, is what we do this year," Jordan told the Hill.
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Questions have been raised recently about companies raising drug prices, so the government may be signaling that executives had better be careful about how they try to generate increased profitability on the backs of patients and insurance companies.
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"He's a very forceful official, and he will argue his points and you had better be ready to argue yours because he's going to be very well prepared," said Elliott Abrams, a deputy national security adviser to Mr. Bush.
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But if it's going to start giving the thumbs-up to the best toaster oven — while making money off the sale — it had better be sure readers fully understand how the arrangement works and are ready to embrace it.
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"Now is the time that Democrats had better be walking the walk, not just talking the talk," Ms. Warren told the crowd in Newton after urging them to ask other candidates whether they were getting their money from millionaires.
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Dressed in a black cat-suit and singing in Italian, she slithered her way around an Alpine ski chalet performing the Henry Mancini song "Meglio Stasera" (English title: "It Had Better Be Tonight"), as the bewitched cast looked on.
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That said, if you're even thinking about potentially buying this yet-unnamed 5G gadget, you had better be living in Dallas, Atlanta, Waco, Texas or one of the other nine cities that will get AT&T 5G coverage to this year.
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"Anyone who wants to compete directly with Netflix or the full spectrum of competitors who are getting into this space had better be ready for a long, hard fight and have very deep pockets," said Mr. Olson at Piper Jaffray.
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" On Tuesday -- between tweets about "fake news" -- he offered still more on the topic: "The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets here.
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"It is meant to tell lawyers that this is not over, that they had better be on their best behavior for the 19th Party Congress," Wang said, referring to a five-yearly leadership reshuffle of the ruling Communist Party set to begin on Oct. 18.
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Threatening both the investors who use the advice and proxy firms providing it, the SEC gave guidance to the effect that such proxy voting advice had better be checked with the public company for accuracy; it might otherwise be seen as fraudulent and misleading.
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And you know, if there was a spy placed on the Trump campaign there had better become accountability somebody had to be -- had better be walked out in handcuffs because it is the most egregious, most disgusting thing that our country as a democracy has ever seen.
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The explanation had better be good: Mr. Trump's record of lies, lies and more lies; his impeachment on charges of misusing the power of his office; and his record of improvising foreign policy according to his immediate political calculations have undermined his credibility, at home and abroad.
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"From my 25 years of experience, a judge is going to say, 'why isn't the family the first and best choice here?' and it had better be a good reason," said McLeod, an adjunct professor at the Mitchell Hamline School of Law in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
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"The defendant is free to proclaim that he has never remotely admitted the terrible wrongs alleged by the SEC; but, by gosh, he had better be careful not to deny them either (though, as one would expect, his supporters feel no such compunction)," the judge wrote.
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Those hands, however, had better be able to sign a check: With system prices starting at $32,500 and topping $80,000 for stronger, longer-range units — including custom builds that may exceed 1,000 horsepower — this isn't a project for the backyard mechanic on a Pep Boys budget.
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Speaking to Stan Solomon on his "Talk to Solomon" show in January of 2013, Pratt said he didn't consider it a stretch that there was going to be an all out race war in 2013 for which all "white, heterosexual, Christian, working, married" people had better be armed.
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Earlier this year, Trump raged against the arrival of a caravan of Central American migrants as it journeyed towards the U.S. "The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets there," he tweeted in April.
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If a play, however short, is to be expressed as a monologue, it had better be, on some level, about how the body up there onstage is racked or soothed, moved to dance or to retreat, by the galvanizing organization of syntax, or by syntax's dissolution under the pressures of thought.
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This is not to say that there is no room for humor when it comes to genocide, or what has sometimes been referred to as the "Shoah business" — witness Art Spiegelman's splenetic "Maus," the dark comedy of Leslie Epstein's "King of the Jews" and the grim wit of Martin Amis's "The Zone of Interest" — but that the satire or parody had better be first-rate.
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We have less and less regard for personal privacy, and thus I would like to make sure that every one of you out there who might be cheering this "exposure" of Lai for having bad thoughts had better be prepared to have your search history, your text messages, your emails, your most intimate private thoughts broadcast to the public so it can decide how it would like to judge you.
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To raise, for an uninstructed audience, the question of what comes first, a civilized society or an instinctive wish for civilization, can't be a bad effect for an entertainment to have; although we might have to be part of an instructed audience ourselves in order to find that effect good, and we had better be protected by the police and an army from anyone who finds it trivial.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierEpstein death sparks questions for federal government Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Democrats see window closing for impeachment MORE (D-Calif.) told CNN's "New Day" that Congress or the president's advisers would be forced to take "profound" action to prevent Trump from exiting the decades-old military alliance, formed following World War II. "It had better be an idle threat from the president, because I think that act would be so destructive to our country and to our ability to protect the national security of every American that it would be a ground for some profound effort by our part, whether it is impeachment or the 25th Amendment," Speier, a member of the House Armed Services Committee, told CNN.
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