I'm the girl who would rather study film and intern during the week than go out.
He would rather study a crossword puzzle for an hour than have a brief conversation with reporters.
"Billy Elliot" was Britain's surprise film hit of 2000, about an 11-year-old in Durham, a bleak town of striking coal miners, who would rather study ballet with the girls than take boxing lessons with the boys.
But she offered a better excuse for many of her friends from her dormitory who are spending the semester without campus jobs: they don't need the money and would rather study to get better grades.
As he slouches in his chair, he is quiet-spoken, a wallflower who would rather study the Practical Chinese Reader on his desk (he's learning Mandarin) than draw attention to himself.
Prospero, a virtuous Duke who would rather study than rule, wrongly handed over the responsibilities of his dukedom to his conspiring brother Antonio, but in the end sets everything right with his magical powers.
The scientist "studies nature as a dead language," and would rather study a dead fish preserved in a jar than a living one in its native element (Journal, 5/10/53 & 11/30/58).
Charles CharlesS.S. Dutton), the father, is the NYPD's first African-American sergeant, and he plans a police exam for his oldest son, Charlie (Garland Whitt), who is gay and would rather study art.
"I'd rather read, or study some new words, but they're always blabbing.
Unless you'd rather study those 2,728 rules and try to figure them out for yourself.
