I'd rather not, Father.

I'd rather live like an animal than end up like....

The mean reds are horrible.

No, if I were you I would forget all about it.

I'd rather die than see you cry.

I don't want to go in the car. I would rather walk.

I'd rather die than give this up.

Blanche, stop that!

Scotch and tonic?

I'd rather that than swell. I seen a man die. I can feel it draw.

Well, I think Fanny's very upset about it.

I'd blow up the Globe... and cut Mr. Powers's throat rather than harm you.

Because if you're still mad, I'd just rather we called the whole thing off.

(c) Clonidine

Many would like to lose a night of sleep this way.

I'd prefer not to do it over the phone. May I come over?

I'd rather know than guess.

Then I will be a bad boy.

I wish we could walk on the snow.

I'd give 10 years of my life.

I'd rather die of love for a woman

I'd sooner stick it out than run away in a tin hearse.

And I'd sooner drop dead than ask Mark Chapman for my job back.

She might send you home if you don't. I'd rather go home.

That man is so jealous, he will kill rather than lose her.

I'd rather let them keep the hogs.

I bet he thought he wished he was invisible, don't you?

Fred, I'd rather hurt you now than kill you off forever.

Would you rather stay here?

I'd rather it there...

Bhutan

No, I'm okay, Johnny, thanks.

I'd rather not talk about it.

And I said, Not me, not Janine the Machine, which was my nickname.

You should use words to make sentences, rather than try to learn them with rote memorisation.

I had as lief the town crier spoke my lines.

But you'd rather watch them than eat.

You want to go back to that chap.

It's better to shed one's hair than suffer indignities.

I think I'd rather do that, but...

His Excellence would prefer that I'm the one who drives.

No. That was restful.

Johnny, I can't do that.

Peaceful, isn't it?

I'd prefer to stay up.