Sentence examples for have gone rather from inspiring English sources
As you've already guessed, things have gone rather poorly.
A little more barbed frankness would have gone rather far in a book that uses "rather" as its favorite modifier.
Rumors of a Michael Bloomberg candidacy have gone rather quiet lately, and time is running short to launch a national bid from scratch.
"It was the sheer level of expectation that made it so nerve-racking," says Blumenthal, only too aware that it could all have gone rather differently.
He was unable to play until that October because of his Fifa ban but things have gone rather well since, that sense of good fortune reinforced.
For their own part, Microsoft execs have gone rather quiet and are no doubt planning a new public relations offensive in the run up to launch.
So far, the experience has gone rather differently for the Bulls' Derrick Rose and the Mavericks' Rajon Rondo.
He applied for a post at a local supermarket and received an interview, which he felt had gone rather well.
He prefers to focus on 2010, a year he thinks has gone rather better than the last.
The first quarter of the game had gone rather well for Burnley, with the former Hammer Matt Taylor whipping in some dangerous crosses, one of which Ings headed carelessly high.
