Examples of using Rather it in English and their translations into Czech
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Rather it's as.
I would rather it be you.
Rather it was you!
But I would rather it be you.
Or rather, it was hurting.
People also translate
If someone's gonna arrest me, I would rather it be you.
Rather it was more about me.
Well, sorry, rather, it's our problem.
Rather, it's MBTE, found at the Exvium plant.
I would much rather it was you than Innes.
Rather, it was their circumstances that did not allow them to learn.
But I would much rather it be you that benefits.
I rather it would be me. If anyone's going to kill you.
In my creative work,nothing is evident, rather it is a compulsion.
I would rather it was not me.
They call it the paradise of balloons, but rather it seems hell.
I would rather it be me than William.
I have a heart. I don't want to see anyone go home,but I would rather it be them than us.
Or rather, it was the other one.
All your favorite music is stored on your phone, butnevypočuli would you rather it through the powerful speakers of your TV?
Would you rather it was the other way?
The Dutch Party for Freedom does not think that this is something the European Union should be concerning itself with, rather it is the concern of industry.
And I would rather it be me. I just need to go home.
We cannot absolve the Greeks of responsibility here and I will say quite frankly that the Greeks were not the first to contravene the Stability andGrowth Pact; rather it was the two big ones, Germany and France.
I would rather it go in the NHS like they're saying.
Either the budget is a tool for solidarity, reducing inequalities, promoting economic and social cohesion, employment and social progress, andthus serving the interests of workers and the people, or rather it is a tool for inequality, furthering neoliberal causes, job insecurity, unemployment, foreign interventionism and war, and thus an affront to the interests of workers and the people.
I would rather it be me. If anyone's going to kill you.
Rather it is the excesses of unfettered, ineffectively regulated markets.
This is not a result of the financial crisis; rather it is the result of ongoing overproduction and the failure of the car industry to make changes.
Rather, it is concerned with security policy aspects and increasing stability.