Sentence examples for sooner back from inspiring English sources

You'd sooner back a coin-toss, which is roughly the odds said bookies will supply.

As for the sticks, to get the unemployed sooner back to work, since July 1st they have had to register as such as soon as they receive their notice.

We've spoken before, and as recently as last year, she told me SCOTUS would sooner back off its 2016 decision in Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt the ruling that clarified how states couldn't place an undue burden on women seeking abortions than go after Roe.

Wisconsin's primary rivals, Iowa and Minnesota, have fallen on hard times, and Nebraska just left its foil, the Oklahoma Sooners, back in their old conference.

Following an interception of McNeal that gave Oklahoma the ball at the Aggies' 31-yard line, Trey DiCarlo kicked a 46-yard field goal to put the Sooners back on top, 23-20.

Rod Jorgenson, pulling his daughter Kendra on a water ski on the Sacramento River in California, said he'd sooner cut back on beer than on boating.

Research by the Abta travel industry group found that people would sooner cut back on clothes, gadgets and other spending than sacrifice their annual holiday.

Keep in mind that a quick ficar session doesn't necessarily mean you're getting to second base any sooner than back home; it's just a legitimate and enjoyable way to pass time on a warm Rio evening.

Oklahoma's defense was led in tackles by safety Tony Jefferson, who recorded 113 becoming just the sixth Sooner defensive back ever to amass more than 100.

You might blame President Obama for not getting the debt ceiling raised sooner, perhaps back last year when he agreed to extend the Bush tax cuts.

The blowout probably won't help the Sooners climb back up in the B.C.S. standing, but the Sooners (9-1, 5-1) still have control in the Big 12 South.