Sentence examples for and rather for from inspiring English sources
JONATHAN ZINS Westport, Conn., March 21, 2011 To the Editor: Irony is found in a seven-paragraph Op-Ed article written to argue against the standard five-paragraph essay and rather for two-sentence brevity to match the alleged skills needed in this new world of texts and Twitter messages.
All the same, it may be that the Mexican economy bounces back just in time for Mr Calderón, and rather awkwardly for the PRI.
Effect sizes related to group differences were large for T1 (d =.99) and rather small for T2 (d =.26).
Go for the Street Food or Tostada Trio, both great and rather substantial for the price.
The phone rang again and Rather lunged for it: "Rather".
A telephone rang, and Rather lunged for it: "Evening news.
And rather unusually for me, I actually tried to write it down.
They emerge, looking understandably perplexed and rather worse for wear, in a late 20th-century metropolis.
His house is in the center of town, easy to find and rather modest for a guy worth about $6.5 billion.
But the whole programme was too bitty - and rather long - for the opening concert of a major festival.
Claims of socialism during the campaign were purely bogus, and rather embarrassing for the accusers in the face of reality.
