Sentence examples for rather give up from inspiring English sources

A number of women said they'd rather give up dessert.

Which would you rather give up - the democracy or the efficiency?

"I'd rather give up three home runs than walk those guys," Pelfrey said.

A study finds more than half of American women would rather give up sex than their mobile devices.

Rusch and Hampton have completely different styles; Hampton would rather give up a walk than a hit, Rusch the reverse.

Would I rather give up my youth and vitality to promote the greater good, or live a simple, individual life to it's fullest extent?

(I've rather given up on those).

He's sinister, like I said".' The plot is to blow up the suburban house of some military district commander in Norfolk, at which point I rather gave up.

We aren't avoiding the politics of our decisions, but rather giving up human agency itself to allow the computer to make it for us.

"I had been wanting to go anyway for a while," she explained, "but under the circumstances I was not able to because I had moved into the lodge, and so I just rather gave up the idea of going".

But, rather than give up, most migrants simply adapted.