I'd sooner that

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The artist expressed dismay at the prospect of legal action and said she'd sooner that the money and time was spent on productive action to ease the refugee crisis.

I feel more committed when I believe that whatever I do will sooner or later be part of my own English belongings and would become mine.

You get me caught-and-bowled whenever you like but I'll pick that slow one sooner or later".

It will be that much sooner that we'll all be better off.

It's looking possible, and I'd bet that will be sooner rather than later.

But I will say, as a hint -- the sooner that women stop allowing themselves to be portrayed as sex objects the sooner we can make a more balanced history.

I'd bet that Facebook will have one sooner or later.

And I sense a fundamental tension that will sooner or later explode – between London's place in the same swath of the world economy as New York and Shanghai, and the fact that even its most elevated corners are part of the same country as Leith, Skegness and Pontypridd.

But Jay felt that France, like a "broken reed, that will sooner or later pierce our hands", was not to be trusted.

It was the basis for the Microsoft antitrust trial a decade ago —and I'll bet the rent that sooner or later it's going to be the basis for a Justice Department inquiry into Google's business practices.

This notion of "dual use" research is an important one for the community, and one that will sooner or later become critical.