Sentence examples for rather away from inspiring English sources

It's basically an extension of the old joke about the goldfish swimming round and round in its bowl and saying: "Oh! Interesting!... Oh! Interesting!" Dory is away with the fairies - or rather away with the plankton.

But Foster told BBC Sport: "There comes a time when you would rather walk away than hobble away".

"I would rather flee away than sell out the dignity and respect of my motherland".

Apparently, people would rather throw away money than let someone else walk away with too much.

I'd rather give away something I wouldn't use than throw it away.

They would rather look away, perhaps because they are scared of commitment, perhaps out of hypocrisy They are armchair revolutionaries.

Rather dreaming away in a fantasy world".

After all, it is rather far away.

Aren't we getting rather carried away?

Whose memoir would you rather take away for the ­weekend?

"I'd rather be away from the bar".