Sentence examples for has rather got from inspiring English sources

Given that Spencer has made a career – and I'm using "career" in the loose, Middletonian sense of the word – out of exposing his own foibles on national TV, it seems he has rather got a jump on all of us.

We met her twice: once outside the children's centre, and again at an impassioned protest against the cuts at the city's Pier Head – and both times, she highlighted what sits at the heart of this election, but has rather got lost underneath all the shrill noise.

The stable also has Foundry, the winner of his only race, in the Ballysax and O'Brien Jr held out hopes for "a nice race" from him but said Battle Of Marengo was "obviously the form horse". O'Brien Sr has a strong hand in the race but he has rather got out of the habit of winning it, doing so only once in the past eight years.

Events have rather got in the way.

And perhaps we have rather got to the point where deference and admiration are offered to people who have actually earned it.

Rush added: "Just to be there, involved in a semi-final against your local rivals and 40 minutes away from a Grand Final because that's all we were - it's been a blast - but I'd have rather have got there.

"I'm sure he would have rather have gotten the win than 5,000 assists," Harris said.

It has all got rather heated and intemperate, but then, debates on the left are like that.

He has done it by adjusting his midfield system to make it work with the players he has already got, rather than signing any more.

In the past couple of days, that noise has gotten rather loud.

The culture wars may not have ended, but on some fronts the combat has gotten rather quiet.