Sentence examples for rather on Friday from inspiring English sources

Rather, on Friday this week, the discussion was of the 45-year-old president's looks.

Rather, on Tuesday night, it was Collins who let his emotions erupt.

(Questionable hygiene... can get rather loud on Friday evenings, two stars).

Nonetheless, it was rather remarkable on Friday how many white shirts denied getting a bonus altogether when they were asked.

Ideally, fly midweek rather than on Friday night, and – if you don't have children – outside of school holidays; your journey will be quieter and better value.

This result suggests the usage of this method spread over time during a course rather than on one day high stakes exams as students need approximately 1 hour to view a case and to reflect upon.

If anything is left to be discussed, he said will instead be considered in the next round of negotiations rather than on Sunday.

"I would much rather on a Sunday morning wake up to find that we are moving forward, and it was not necessary to have this kind of activity on either side".

"Everything thinks he was there for my party," Barbara revealed rather confidently on Wednesday.

Those Christians who believe that the weekly holy day should still be observed on the Sabbath, or Saturday, rather than on Sunday, are also called Sabbatarians.

But the company seems to me to have been a little naïve in not telling the media until 48 hours after it found the leak on Friday rather than on Wednesday.