Sentence examples for rather get out from inspiring English sources
"I'd rather get out and drive around," he says.
You actually never end up feeling like you'd rather get out and walk around, and the car customization and purchasing system provides plenty of motivation to keep playing for completionists, even if you're not a huge fan of driving (though Horizon 2 makes this part of the experience as pleasurable as possible, too).
Just when John Galliano thought it was safe to go back in the (fashion) water, rather get out from drowning under water, comes The Galliano Conundrum - Part Deux.
So the company would rather get out.
But as Sandy Grushow, the chairman of Fox Entertainment put it, "You'd certainly rather get out of the blocks like this".
The stable also has Foundry, the winner of his only race, in the Ballysax and O'Brien Jr held out hopes for "a nice race" from him but said Battle Of Marengo was "obviously the form horse". O'Brien Sr has a strong hand in the race but he has rather got out of the habit of winning it, doing so only once in the past eight years.
"People are all too willing to take the comfy job rather than get out on the cutting edge of diplomacy," said Dennis Hays, a former ambassador to Suriname and a veteran of several hardship assignments.
Sometimes it's not even pleasant information; I find there are times when I'd rather get stressed out about some future plan than just be bored with the present.
It was the only gig in town where you had to be on the guest list to get out rather than in.
Right after Hurricane Sandy, we could actually see lots of people migrating out of the dark areas and going to the movies, probably just to get out, rather than sitting at home without power.
