Sentence examples for rather good time from inspiring English sources

As a contrarian, the temptation is to assume that this is a rather good time to buy.

Indeed, it was a rather good time, because the supervision seemed to slacken for some reason as it got darker.

The Awakening by Kate Chopin Edna Pontellier goes to the races with her father, where she meets Alcée Arobin and a woman named Mrs Highcamp, and has a rather good time.

(Or rather Good Times, A Chancer, and Not Not While The Giro).

But to my surprise, I had rather a good time.

It's at 52. 4.59am GMT Meanwhile, Kingswood are having rather a good time at the Big Day Out.

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Additionally realize this is not an opportunity to preach to them en masse, but rather a good time to point out your own personal experiences.

An earlier version referred to a good "day" to bury bad news, rather than a good "time".

"Really, that song is just about people who'd rather have a good time than go and shoot up one another.

Rats, however, are rather good at measuring time over short intervals of up to a minute, as demonstrated by instrumental conditioning experiments involving the 'free operant procedure'.