Sentence examples for would rather blow from inspiring English sources

"They would rather blow up the party than allow people like Ventura and Buchanan to have control," he said.

For example: being a permalancer for a company that would rather blow itself up than hire you as a real employee.

Mr. Rogen and Mr. Goldberg — and their on-screen co-conspirators and alter egos — would rather blow up the whole world than grapple with the existence of women, children, death, politics, responsibility, homosexuality and other fertile subjects for laughter.

LOVE is a minefield, but women would rather blow up than be single," says the unflappable heroine of "Love and Sex," Valerie Breiman's romantic comedy (opening in August) that could be the female response to "High Fidelity".

"Mr. Rogen and Mr. Goldberg — and their on-screen co-conspirators and alter egos — would rather blow up the whole world than grapple with the existence of women, children, death, politics, responsibility, homosexuality and other fertile subjects for laughter," A. O.

No, Strictly Dance Fever failed because it turns out that most right-minded people would rather blow their own kneecaps off than watch a watered-down version of Strictly Come Dancing where Arlene Phillips got to yell bad alliteration at a clutch of bright orange, desperate-eyed civilians.

Hell, I'd rather blow up a Bolivian hotel, too.

A friend said he would use a weapon and fight them to death; another said he'd rather blow himself up than be captured alive.

Having aspirations to work with someone famous is great, but to me, I'd rather blow someone up that's completely unknown, than work with someone who's already on top.

If there is cause for fear, Ms. Riess asserted, it is for one reason only: "I believe Osama Bin Laden would much rather blow up George Bush than John Kerry".

I actually felt sorry for Dr. Zuwanie, who looks as if he would rather get blown away than sit through another minute of someone else's therapy.