Sentence examples for would rather throw from inspiring English sources

Apparently, people would rather throw away money than let someone else walk away with too much.

"People would rather throw away food than send it to somebody who's starving," she said.

The trophies represent a feedback loop that unites corporate and diplomatic language: the sound of applause in a hermetically sealed chamber, the suggestion of cheering from a population that would rather throw rocks than clap.

Broadcaster and writer Clive James said in Standpoint magazine last July that he "would rather throw himself off a cliff" than take the job, although he admitted later in the article that he did find the role "just about the most attractive cup of its kind in existence".

When David Cameron announced that he was putting his cabinet on a war footing in the "global race for growth", you could almost smell the fear of failure that haunts us all: a fear so powerful we would rather throw ourselves on the mercy of global competition than stop for a second to scrutinise what truly brings us prosperity and revise our economics to fit it.

"I actually would rather throw myself off a bridge than have that".

I'd rather throw the luggage in the trunk, take off and be dropped off at the gate.

"I love the songbooks, but I decided I'd rather throw flames on what tradition is left out there.

It's pure, adrenalised fun with enough character and charm to win over even those who'd rather throw themselves under the car than watch Formula One.

I'd rather throw away a little definition in return for a lot of content.

I'd rather throw away my MP3 player, digital camera and microwave before giving up my mobile phone!