Sentence examples for rather fall from inspiring English sources
I'd rather fall off a cliff than death from a thousand cuts.
Those who would rather fall into the consoling arms of the establishment will be concerned.
"I did rather fall in love with this form he had invented – the biographical tour.
They would rather fall on their swords than ally themselves with some of the worst polluting corporations on the planet.
And the obvious topic of conversation, if you were sitting over pasta with your husband, would be: Which fiscal cliff would you rather fall off first?
As someone who swore off family holidays at 15, I'd rather fall down a Glastonbury toilet again than swap festival morning-after stories with my parents.
Unluckily they started rather late.
Brokaw had been network anchor since 1983, Rather since 1981, and Jennings since 1983.
"Z" is just one of many pictures in which Mr. Trintignant's character enters rather late.
But he does acknowledge such huge responsibility has come rather early.
