Sentence examples for rather enter from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't he rather enter the playoffs as a division winner than as a wild card?

Feigning piety and a high-minded aversion to accepting the crown, he almost had me convinced that he would rather enter a monastery than take the reins of the kingdom.

Sir Menzies' unfortunate handling of Mr Brown's offer of government jobs did not help; nor does the impression that he would rather enter coalition with Mr Brown than Mr Cameron, or his opposition to a referendum on the European treaty.

In the present, Meera (Ellie Kendrick) calls on Bran to warg into ― or rather, enter the mind of ― the older, present-day Hodor (Kristian Nairn).

Immune cells may hence rather enter in the pathogenic process of AAA in response to structural changes (disappearance of smooth muscle cells, degradation of ECM fibres) that are primarily driven by biomechanical factors.

The exact role of endochitinase in unsheathed mf that do not require chitinases to infect the vector species (D. immitis mf do not penetrate the midgut of the insect vector but rather enter the Malpighian tubes through the posterior lumen of the vector midgut [ 71]), remains unclear.

Or rather, entering should be simple.

Today, a minority of patients succumb in the initial phase of acute shock, and rather enters the ensuing more prolonged phase of intensive care, characterized by multiple organ failure (MOF) and the need for organ-supportive therapies.

Using these two inhibitors, we reported previously that cells surviving Bz treatment are not irreversibly damaged and continuously entering apoptosis after drug washout, but rather entering a growth arrest that was measured using cell cycle profiling, P-Rb phosphorylation and label retention assays [ 6].

Or that you'd rather not enter your mid-20s lashed to a six-figure loan.

She has to be talking about something more than simply whom she'd rather to enter into conversation with, right?