Sentence examples for would rather hunt from inspiring English sources
The leopard, through some feline mental twist Would rather hunt the lepidopterist.
Her exploration of Puccini's diabetic condition provides a possible explanation of his laziness, yet none of the great composers were as ardently devoted to diversion as Puccini, who would rather hunt, attend an auto show, or supervise yet another production than turn his attention to a new work.
If you would rather hunt for the raw ingredients yourself, browse Edible Weeds for walks and cooking workshops run by local permaculturalist and edible weed enthusiast, Doris Pozzi.
Claire Byarugaba, of the Civil Society Coalition on Human Rights and Constitutional Law, told the BBC that although her organisation would rather remain in the country and fight, she believes she could face a "witch-hunt".
Thomas L. Friedman succinctly suggests that we consider which of the two presidential candidates we would rather have along with us on a tiger hunt (column, Oct. 21).
At 34, he's a country boy from the Florida Panhandle who would rather fish and hunt.
"I'd rather run 49.1 and win".
People would rather talk about hunting, which is so popular that photos of children in camouflage holding their first deer take up an entire page in The Spectator.
Craig Landis, the agent for Trout, said his client would rather spend the off-season hunting, fishing, golfing and spending time with his family in New Jersey than getting on a plane to meet with advertisers.
Some fall in love with blogging, while others hunt and peck one entry before announcing they would rather drive ice picks under their fingernails than continue.
They would rather starve.
