Examples of using To be a rather in English and their translations into Swedish
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It turned out to be a rather bizarre experience.
eat lunch at what at least seems to be a rather elegant fish restaurant.
D: There seems to be a rather direct correlation here.
as I hope they will, by speeding up the inter-service consultation which still seems to be a rather dozy process.
Mitscher was considered to be a rather quiet man.
Your God seems to be a rather unprofitable master to serve. Judging from your appearance.
Info is a redirect virus believed to be a rather minor infection.
I find that to be a rather odd conclusion
Co is a hijacker believed to be a rather low-level threat.
I found it to be a rather funny satire of sveral of those, in my opinion, quite unworldly
Judging from your appearance your god seems to be a rather unprofitable master to serve.
Naka Yai Island used to be a rather simple destination with mainly a small fisherman village on the West.
From a Swedish perspective, this appears to be a rather advantageous solution in my opinion.
This may prove to be a rather unsafe ability since the threat may be able to grab potential webmasters' login credentials,
At first glance,"The Son of Man" appears to be a rather simplistic drawing yet it is profoundly perplexing.
it seems to be a rather nice planet,
Although xenophobia and discrimination are shameful things, I consider this to be a rather modish motion, of the kind that passes through our Chamber relatively often in various forms.
Whereas spot metering used to be a rather rare feature on the analogue cameras,
The actual production of a physical label for food sold loose seems to be a rather unproblematic feature but there might be issues with generating
If the latter is the case, the Laturo Stealer might prove to be a rather nasty pest as any shady individual can buy it
have found there to be a rather roundabout relationship between you for aquaculture,
for example the salmon regime appears to him to be a rather crude regime and does not take adequate account of the sophisticated differences between tourists catching wild salmon and people who catch it for a living.
Unfortunately, there seem to be rather a lot of people here in the Chamber competing for first prize.
Rather than to be a man, rather than to have to talk English alone