Sentence examples for rather got from inspiring English sources
Events have rather got in the way.
Rather got the "get," but he let it get away.
And perhaps we have rather got to the point where deference and admiration are offered to people who have actually earned it.
A meteorological sign for hurricanes is woven into the left forearm of many of Rather's shirts; Rather got his start at CBS after covering Hurricane Carla, in September of 1961.
Given that Spencer has made a career – and I'm using "career" in the loose, Middletonian sense of the word – out of exposing his own foibles on national TV, it seems he has rather got a jump on all of us.
In any case, Rather got the broadcast, and he told viewers that CBS had dug up "new documents and new information" revealing that Bush had benefitted from political favors to avoid the draft.
Or rather getting rediscovered.
I'd rather get on a list.
So the company would rather get out.
I'd rather get a Roy Lichtenstein canvas.
