Sentence examples for it got a rather from inspiring English sources

It got a rather good reception.

When the first series launched on BBC4 last year, it got a rather lukewarm reception.

Although it got a rather late start compared with California, Oregon now has more than 120 wineries, almost all of them producing exclusively high-end wines.

It got a rather error-strewn New York out of jail, and was hard on Toronto, who'd played some neat attacking soccer early in the game, before falling behind to Peguy Luyindula's header.

Kold, a sort of posh soda stream, was supposed to boost sales and reinvent the brand – but after an investment of around $100m in the development of Kold, a product that includes 50 patented parts and devices, it got a rather icy reception from consumers.

Instead it gets a rather annoying stylus (there is nowhere to store it) and is a little too heavy really to use as a tablet.

I said to them, 'Look, it may have escaped your attention, it presumably has, that I've got a rather full career outside the British Isles,' but of course fog in the Channel, continent cut off still applies.

If you examine the entirety of his interview with Hewitt rather than the headlines it generated, you get a rather different picture of his thinking.

Nor is it the music – Puccini's gorgeous score leaves no heartstring untugged, and it gets a full-bodied if rather routine orchestral performance here under Gianluca Marciano.

But it's also a social commentary, with anthropological metaphors, and it's got a climactic, rather brutal attack that changes the tone of the picture.

How pleasant it would have been to have a school full of clean-cut aesthetes quoting Robert Burns and wondering where the ducks went when it got cold, rather a legion of glassy-eyed freaks in Pink Floyd T-shirts nodding off in math class and Neanderthal jocks feeling up cheerleaders in the hallway.