Sentence examples similar to rather have each one from inspiring English sources

"We'd rather have one great one a year than two so-so ones".

If you would rather have a one-on-one meeting with a librarian to discuss your research, you can also set up an appointment through our online form.

I'd rather have one person at Harvard, one person at M.I.T. and one person at U.C.L.A. talking about my research.

"Hang on a moment Paul -- I think we'd rather have that one" sez Gordon.

If they couldn't have Nigel, they would rather have no one.

And frankly, we'd much rather have that one thing be developing lower Manhattan, or financing schools, or reforming Medicaid.

"I would rather have had one cap for Ireland than 100 for England," he said.

Which kind of president would you rather have -- one who accepts the world as it is and then maps out a way to win, or one that grouses at how irrational it is?

I would much rather have one (or zero!) guys hit on me that seriously feel real chemistry, than 20 who are just excited to be talking to a girl.

Sure, it's expensive, but I'd rather have one meal like this than 10 lesser ones for the same money (plus there's lunch at £20 for three courses).

"I would always rather have one very good slide than 10 average ones," says Johnson, whose Guyana side face a key Gold Cup qualifier against Belize this weekend.