Sentence examples for rather do anything from inspiring English sources

I'd rather do anything else.

I would rather do anything than fly.

Usually, you feel that people would rather do anything other than go to the theatre.

Many major donors would rather do anything than hit up people for money.

The more we should care about a story, in other words, the more likely we'd rather do anything else.

"We'd rather do anything than a run-of-the-mill promo video," says DuVall of the band's decision to send up their own music.

"If you ask me could I be a footballer, have played golf, or whatever, I wouldn't have rather done anything than be a jump jockey," he reflects.

Rather than do anything major, I think Uncle Toni studied the film and made some adjustments in his nephew's game.

Many developers have therefore been biding their time, rather than do anything to hurt the value of the residential units over the stores.

A bitter pill for some, perhaps - my guess is that if Apple can't get it right, it had rather not do anything.

"We hope that some people in the U.S. will take a rational approach toward these normal commercial activities rather than do anything to stand in the way by abusing national security concerns," Mr. Wang said in the statement.