Sentence examples for but rather then from inspiring English sources

In the 87th minute, Hristo Stoichkov crunched into Gordon Durie by the touchline but rather then halt the game for a free-kick, the Austrian referee, Helmut Kohl, waved play on.

But rather then prosecute Kahn, he was paid between $3,000 and $4,000 per month - as the dissent said, "more than $200,000 by the FBI" total - to infiltrate a local mosque in Lodi, California.

For the main course I had a carved saddle of lamb, but rather then just put it on a plate, they brought it out on a beautiful wooden trolley, garnished with artichokes, fondant potatoes and confit tomatoes, then they carved the lamb in front of you.

But rather then wash every dirty glass, plate, and fork by hand, I put them into the dishwasher.

In the reaching condition (R), subjects transported their arms to the target location, but rather then forming a grip, they simply touched the objects with their knuckles.

For example, it was not the absolute curvature level that determined the rate of perceptual drift (Figure 5), but rather then shape itself (i.e. the aspect ratio of the box into which the curve was inscribed).

The question to which they are an answer is not, "What happened?" but rather, "How then shall I live?" And it's only with the exodus that the life of the commands really begins.

"Would I be happy with 1,000 patents rather then 10,000?

Borrowing money rather then spending it.

Kleene realizers are computational programs rather then proofs.

Internal goods are therefore embodied rather then applied.