Examples of using They would rather in English and their translations into Polish
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They would rather die than admit they were wrong.
I'm sure they would rather have you dance attendance than me.
They would rather have a sick,
They would rather follow a witch than you.
I'm bowing out early because I'm sure they would rather have it just the two of them,
Just because they would rather watch the football instead of video recording it
There's not many people who have the guts to admit they would rather be pretty than healthy.
They would rather spend their time right now concentrating on important things such as the boycott of the Giro d'Italia 2015, the Italian counterpart of the Tour de France.
They would rather not have that income than have their wife involved in an association.
Now the people of this MASH are doing the work that they do best… but that they would rather not be doing at all… in a place they would rather not be.
but I bet they would rather play doctor than date one.
When you look at other people-- You show them all the things they would rather forget.
Most farmers did not want their sons going out to war they would rather have them at home so they could help.
The masks were the final touch to their message, that they would rather be dead than submit to the system.
You try to incite people with the facts, but they would rather believe some insane nonsense,
I suspect they would rather eat shoe leather.
58 percent of people said they would rather be cremated,
Bosses often ask for personas to be created because they are aware of the value, and because they would rather delegate the work since they are unaware of how easy they are to make with Storyboard That!
men are idiots, and they would rather be alone and miserable than ever
because you should be hearing it from him, of needing someone. and they would rather be alone and miserable And I wasn't gonna tell you than ever run the risk of being accused.