Sentence examples for rather you make from inspiring English sources

Rather, you make your family happy and iron out the details later.

Rather, you make for Knoydart because it feels like such a very long way, in every respect, from anywhere.

As a broke kid trying to get into college, it's certainly appealing, but I'd really rather you make a difference to your next server.

Swinging from a zip wire, then leaping off on to a grind rail is fast and intuitive, and very quickly you're stringing tricks together thanks to an incredibly sympathetic and generous animation system, that would rather you make the move then faceplant frustratingly into a wall.

The note inside the solitary bunch of flowers outside her house read, rather oddly: "You make Britain what it is" – as if its writer couldn't bear to acknowledge that she now belonged in the past tense.

You do not have a problem to be solved, rather you are making a mistake in the way you are conducting your life".

In this light, the question is not "can you do it" but rather, but "will you make it happen?" So, will you?

Where you choose to settle tends to be an extension of how much you make, rather than the other way around.

That way the label gets to decide whether or not they like what you make, rather than trying to influence what you make as you go.

Remember that if one set of children visits, rather than living with you, make them feel as much at home as possible without favoring them overly.

Admissions officers understand such situations, but we would rather know why you made the decision rather than having to figure it out indirectly.