Sentence examples for rather this year from inspiring English sources
Rather, this year could see "an anti-incumbent wave, and Democrats happen to have more beach-front property".Charlie Cook, an elections analyst, thinks the Senate could flip back and forth over the next four years, with neither party securing the 60 seats (out of 100) needed to pass big laws without help from the other side.
The timing was perfectly curated to have the esteemed Mr. Rather this year since HIFF premiered the film, "Truth," at the festival.
Professor Banks reminds us this was not 1959, but rather 2009.
Unluckily they started rather late.
Brokaw had been network anchor since 1983, Rather since 1981, and Jennings since 1983.
But Thompson's statement today suggested the investigation would be delivered to the trust rather earlier.
"Z" is just one of many pictures in which Mr. Trintignant's character enters rather late.
But he does acknowledge such huge responsibility has come rather early.
Rather, today's newest devices look like the progeny of iPods and Bluetooth.
On a chilly spring day in the boroughs, it can get downright cold rather early.
