Sentence examples for I'd always rather from inspiring English sources

"I'd always rather go for elusiveness than clarification".

I'd always rather read a novel than watch a film.

I'll confess I'd always rather see a successful Games than a failure.

Personally, I think I'd always rather read a teaser chapter than see a trailer for a book.

I'd always rather watch cartoons or climb a tree.' They performed sketches about fancying people on television.

I'd always rather liked the idea of being gay, but I wasn't sure I was very well qualified for the job.

Still, I would always rather have too much of Fisher than not enough.

I love walking as often as I can - I would always rather walk somewhere than get the tube or bus.

"I would always rather be happy than dignified". And you can be pretty happy about that score!

"I would always rather stay somewhere great for a short while than stay somewhere that's cheap and uncomfortable – and which I won't enjoy anyway – for a longer number of nights.

"I feel comfortable with the lead, and I would always rather be in the lead than come from behind," said Woods, looking for his first victory this year after finishing second earlier this month at the Genuity Classic.