Sentence examples for would rather return from inspiring English sources

He added that he would rather return to being a men's-room attendant.

It proves harder than they envisaged, mainly because Esther would rather return to the tunnel where Serge killed her.

Even today London politics derides the experience of Scottish and Welsh devolution, assuming that the natives regret its extravagant budgets and costly architecture and would rather return to metropolitan direct rule.

One pitcher who could re-enter the competition is the right-hander Pat Mahomes, who told Valentine at the beginning of camp that he would rather return to his long relief role than be considered as a starter.

Rather than face legislative deadlock in this parliament in the opening period of his premiership, Mr Brown would rather return to office with proposals for a wholly elected second chamber with a commitment in the manifesto.

Sherwood, 44, had previously made it clear to chairman Daniel Levy that he had no interest in taking the job on an interim basis and, if that was the only position on offer, would rather return to his role as technical co-ordinator and coach of the club's Under-21s side.

Let's hope the aesthetics and heritage committee prevents that from happening, because, at present, I can think of few places to which I'd rather return.

When Malcolm tells Ennis he'd rather return to Connecticut because the E.P.A. job is "not really what I want to do," a mild anger flares.

She'd rather return home and get under the covers, with the cat lying beside her in the space H. used to occupy.

Instead, I'd rather return to something familiar, which – if I'm lucky, and it hasn't crossed my rereading path for a while – I'll probably have forgotten most of, so will be able to enjoy all over again.

"I'd rather return to the previous electoral system.