Sentence examples for rather named from inspiring English sources
The first was Elizabeth Warren getting named set up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (which was her idea in the first place, it bears pointing out), which initially was met with some skepticism on the Left, since Obama didn't just recess-appoint her to be the chair of the new agency, but rather named her to set the thing up (thereby avoiding a huge Senate confirmation battle).
I told her that I always had thought I would, but that now I think I would rather name my first daughter a name that starts with "S".
And quite frankly, dwelling on stuff just isn't my bag -- I'd rather name it, clear it, and move on.
Rather, naming was possible from the visual input alone, without recourse to the auditory signal.
"Stalin does nyet look like new ager, nyet way," wrote one reader, rather predictably named Boris.
And in L'heure espagnole, she is the sexy, seductive clockmaker's wife, rather topically named Concepción.
"I think anyone would rather be named for the Brooklyn Bridge than the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel," Mr. Polner said.
And if Singshan feels Japanese, Yong Kan is a little European quarter near the rather ambitiously named Daan Forest Park.
The rather sordidly named.
89c buys the rather ironically named Unspoken Words album with the feature single What We Want.
