Sentence examples for would rather be able from inspiring English sources

"It all looks cool, but the students would rather be able to make the place their own.

"They would rather be able to do it more with the insiders," said Sam Reed, a Republican who is secretary of state and Washington's top election official.

So even if it seems a safe bet that most New Yorkers would rather be able to brag about having watched the Yankees clobber the Red Sox than about having voted, it matters who wins on Tuesday.

Also, she lives in a posh house, goes to a posh school and even has a nanny but she doesn't like any of the fancy clothes her mum designs and would rather be able to do BMX tricks like Treasure.

Nearly all sex workers, whether they love or loathe their work, or seek emancipation in it or from it, would rather be able to count the minutes and the bills than have the terms of the transaction transformed, however benevolently.

And I think that's a rather nice way of saying the accession countries would rather be able to find a way to tap into the U.S. and make the Atlantic more like the River Dnieper or Oder than an ocean.

I'd rather be able to have an insurance company.

And, if I have to be completely honest, which I guess is the purpose here, I think I'd rather be able to see than be happy".

People in those countries wouldn't thank you for your high ideals; they'd rather be able to buy decent food in the shops.

Also, I've never been in a binder, but I am pretty sure I'd rather be able to sue for equal pay.

To me, I'd rather be able to look back with satisfaction and say, you know, we quietly said what we were doing and look what we delivered".