Sentence examples for rather jack from inspiring English sources

There were the interviews (in one, Pete Waterman offered the mind-melting opinion that the Beatles could have learnt a thing or two from SAW about artistic integrity) and there was the Reynolds Girls' I'd Rather Jack.

For all the Reynolds Girls stuff (I must admit, "I'd Rather Jack" was cheese too pungent even for my forgiving young ears), there were some genuinely interesting collaborations where they worked with people they admired: Donna Summer, Georgie Fame, Cliff, Errol Brown, Malcolm McLaren etc.

But little Helen Horndyke, who rather likes Jack, leans out of the window of her limousine and invites Jack to come to a party at her house.

And rather than jack up their rates from the year before, as has been the trend in recent years, many travel companies are holding prices steady or taking them down a notch.

And even when governments raise the money, they should first get rid of deductions and reverse unmeritocratic measures (such as George Bush's repeal of America's death tax) rather than jacking up income-tax rates to punitive levels.

Unsurprisingly, these notions are knocked off course by Sarah's parents, but not through any power on their part to forbid Sarah's involvement with Jack; rather, they reveal to Jack a shameful secret which has been hinted at throughout the narrative, and which will be known to readers of The Secret River, but to which Sarah is somehow oblivious.

Child 3: "Jack" Researcher: "Jacks?" Child 3: "Yeah, jacks".

If West had begun with J-10-9, she might have saved the ten or the nine rather than the jack.

If East began with Q J 2, he might well have played the queen rather than the jack.

He led a heart from dummy, and when Cohen won with the ace he led the spade jack rather than the routine queen.

Key said the reasons for change were accepted by a lot of New Zealanders, but they wanted to retain ties with British history through the Union Jack rather than move forward into the future with a silver fern.