Sentence examples for * prefer out from inspiring English sources

Strict rules regarding record taking on farms mean much of a farmers day-to-day activity is spent in the office and not, as they would prefer, out in the field.

In May 2009, as speculation over Gordon Brown's leadership increased, we asked who readers would prefer out of the two people who had emerged as leadership frontrunners: Harriet Harman or Alan Johnson? 90% backed Harman.

The observed status of many of the variables would produce a tendency to prefer out of pocket paying clients to clients who are paid for by insurance and to contract some but not all service inputs to insured clients.

Costs run in the $1,900 to $2,500 range for the basic program, and most programs prefer out-of-pocket payment from the client or the employer to dealing with insurance.

Think about what golf lends to the erotic genre: holes, wood, iron, doglegs, sand traps, approach shots, roughs, coming over the top (or, if you prefer, "out-to-in blow"), the back nine, stroke play.

Health care utilization may also explain these observations, as Azeri patients may be more prone to stay in the hospital, while Georgians prefer out-patient treatment, in which case, medical charts are not maintained.

Some girls just have a lot of crushes on guys at once, or just like hanging out with guys -- some even prefer hanging out with guys to hanging out with girls.

EH: I'm not the best film watcher - I don't get out so much with having a child and I prefer going out to the movie theatre rather than getting a tape or a DVD or something.

They may prefer going out with their friends for movies and may eat out more frequently, especially over weekends.

I prefer getting out into nature.

Like many country dancers, Ms. Gordon's regulars prefer stepping out to recorded music.