Sentence examples for that would rather have from inspiring English sources

It is the part of us that would rather have our public policy shaped by anger and notions of retribution than by ideas about rehabilitation and reconciliation.

For those buildings that would rather have someone else deal with issues like domain names and hosting services, it is possible to buy space on the Web site of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums.

A town that would rather have been known for its Little League World Series champions ended up making history for an entirely different reason: a notorious cluster of childhood cancers scientifically linked to local air and water pollution.

The uncertainty has left the A's in perpetual limbo at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum — currently called O.co Coliseum — and cast the Giants as an uncompromising championship franchise that would rather have the A's in Oakland (17 driving miles from the Giants' waterfront stadium) than San Jose (48 miles).

It may be enough to know that a young black man from a mining town was able to bring his songs to a world that would rather have had "the Rhythm & Blues... with the horns and the three chicks," as Withers has said.

"There are some that would rather have a change of manager and there are others that are clapping.

I think Senator Clinton, whatever our disagreements are between the two candidates, Senator Clinton has never done or said anything that would imply that she would rather have Barack Obama sit in the back of her campaign bus".

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To the extent that we've talked about things like that, he would rather have me writing novels than nonfiction.

Community banks have long said that their strength is in personal relationships, that customers would rather have an account with someone they know.

Users said they understood that the system cannot be perfect and that they would rather have occasional false alarms than the other way around.