Sentence examples for I rather put from inspiring English sources

It's often fascinating, as with a reproduction of pages from the 1963 diary of Richards, in which he describes two sets at the Marquee club; the first wasn't so good, but the second "really swung", albeit "Brian and I rather put off by lack of volume due to work to rule in power station".

"I saw an ex-girlfriend in the audience and it rather put me off".

"I think I'd rather put the TV dinner on my refrigerator and eat the magnets," he said.

Whether the marvellous dogs of London print from the British Library shop has anything to do with food is debatable; it's supposed to be a tea towel (£10), but I think I'd rather put it in on the wall than dry my champagne flutes with it.

But I stopped listening to jazz, I just felt I'd rather put on Radiohead than Coltrane.

As I sit and hear some caller on the "Stephanie Miller Show" today talk about how what North Carolina just voted to do (constitutionally ban same-sex marriage in their state) is a good thing because gay people "dilute" the "sacred institution" of marriage, I actually believe that I'd rather put a dagger through my hand than hear this trash just ONE MORE TIME.

"I'd rather put up views of where I'm running and how much training I've doing, instead of pictures of me, red-faced, that aren't very flattering".

I'd rather put something out there that I think is interesting than not, and I knew for sure that in this case the community out there would be great at looking into this.

"I looked at him and said, 'I'd rather put a bullet in my head than vote for Trump.' He said, 'I can arrange that.'".

"It's a celebration of the next experience," says Ellison. "It's not, 'Hey you're dead.' It's, 'Hey you're dead!'" He says: "I just thought to myself, 'I'd rather put something out that's unique than try to do something that's been done before.'" KF.

Mr. Tarlow said: "I'd rather put my energies on an agency I own with my wife.