Sentence examples for but rather wait from inspiring English sources

The university wouldn't make such a rash decision but rather wait until the end of the regular season, I'd wager.

"The cause of his death is yet to be confirmed, we recommend that you do not speculate but rather wait for the facts to be established by the police".

In that spirit, the South African San hunters say they do not, and cannot, schedule when to hunt but rather "wait for the moment to be lucky", sensitively judging the right time – when the time is "ripe", as the English language says.

Chandler doesn't advise traders to sell the pound but rather wait for the sterling to bounce back around the $1.50 area and sell on the rise.

To spark a genuine response, don't just walk up to someone smiling ear-to-ear, but rather wait until after he or she says their name to then repeat it and smile back.

So the real question a consumer should ask isn't "is this merchant using Square", but rather "Wait, who is this merchant in the first place?

Bowden has talked about the possibility of not making a trade at all but rather waiting until Griffey is a free agent after the season.

The servant is not here waiting on the king, but rather "waiting" for the king to awake from his accursed slumber.

Judge Linda Feinberg of Superior Court in Mercer County said she could rule on the matter quickly, but would rather wait until the governor had signed the plan; she scheduled a hearing for Thursday.

Mr. Garcia has been scouting new locations, but he would rather wait and reopen at the same location.

If the ground came up right there's a possibility she might go to Ireland but I would rather wait for the Nunthorpe".