Sentence examples for I rather spend from inspiring English sources

Instead, I rather spend time doing something more meaningful, something that I could carry with me for a lifetime, like building a business that makes great revenue, has tons of customers, and has really made a big name for itself.

"I earn very little but I'd rather spend time doing something I'm really interested in - and that's fun".

(I'm not; I'd rather spend the money on condor-egg omelets).

My former therapist told me so on a number of occasions, until I realized that I'd rather spend my money on shoes than on her services.

(Okay, I do, but I'd rather spend it sucking in my new middle aged gut. Oops, there goes 30 seconds).

I thought he understood I'd rather spend the money on something more practical, like the gold hoop earrings I'd had my eye on.

I am not rich, but I'd rather spend my money on a driver than on pills for anxiety.

"I said to Brad, 'Fine, I'd rather spend the next three years in court than spend another day working at the "Sanders" show,' " Simms told me.

Or at least, I had the time, but I would rather spend it living my life, thank you.

"I couldn't think of anybody I would rather spend my time with," Mr. Valdes recalled.

Birmingham manager Lee Clark: "I'm not speaking about the officials, I'd rather spend my hard-earned money on something else rather than a fine.