Sentence examples for I'd rather start with from inspiring English sources

For Indian spicing I'd rather start with whole spices then grind them and mix together.

"We can go to the themed pavilions, but I'd rather start with one or two of the European pavilions," replied Gee.

"Rather than trying to find a needle in a haystack, I'd rather start with a diamond and find the mines". That approach led him to the late 19th century.

So, as tempting as it may be to pull out pen and paper before pulling my pants off as a disabled dude, I'd rather start with a blank slate -- or perhaps no script at all.

I recently worked with a director at the National Theatre who explained: "I would rather start with something big and bold, than pale and tiny.

It may take several discussions to get a client to truly understand, but I'd rather start off with a partner who gets it than someone who is confused, ashamed to admit it, and therefore has a weak commitment to the plan.

And I'd rather start again next season with a horse in one piece than take a chance and end up missing this year and next as well".

I'd rather start Pedro Martinez myself!!!!

This works for long pencils if you'd rather start with a longer one.

If you'd rather start with dry hair, you can spray your hair with water after you set it in curls.

I would rather start at low-level with a high Paragon score than start at high level with no Paragon score, especially since starting at high level didn't let me keep any of the content that had been annoyingly difficult and time-consuming to accumulate.