Sentence examples for do this rather from inspiring English sources
They do this rather than make humane arrangements with homeowners to pay what they can until their finances recover.
I wish for more freedom to do my job better and trust to do this rather than being driven by constantly changing paperwork!
Add the flour and salt, mix to a soft dough (use a wooden spoon or rubber spatula to do this, rather than your hands – it's much easier), then set aside for five minutes.
And as for the hypnotic power of the semicolon: "I adopt a kind of stream-of-consciousness sentence structure; somewhat like Virginia Woolf; without full sentences; but it feels O.K. to do this; rather worrying".
They use political strategies to do this, rather than market strategies.
To do this, rather than using a wireless radio antenna, he proposes to use the humble light bulb as an antenna.
Where did this rather prosaic decision come from?
(Sheryl Sandberg, Mr Zuckerberg's deputy, does this rather well for Facebook).
Mariam does this rather unnerving thing that Philip Pullman's witches do.
Vivienne would have done this rather well, having had five servants in Kenya before she fell on hard times.
The reason no one suggests doing this rather than building wind, nuclear or conventional power stations is the cost.
