Sentence examples for First preferred from inspiring English sources

Left-wing parties such as the Communists, who still run the state of West Bengal, at first preferred to stick with ideological soul-mates.

With few interests beyond software and the potential of information technology, Gates at first preferred to stay out of the public eye, handling civic and philanthropic affairs indirectly through one of his foundations.

Developers at first preferred to develop their own physics models; it was not until 2003, he says, that the logic of buying one off the shelf and then customising it for a particular game became generally accepted.New games are in the pipeline that will further extend the use of physics models.

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No "e" in our dictionary's first, preferred spelling of the plural.

The first prefers either very long metres or very short, employs a simple, non-Persianized language, and restricts himself to affairs of the heart.

Giants linebacker Keith Rivers, a five-year professional, said there was no doubt that "a lot of guys go looks first," preferring more classic models.

At first preferring to de-emphasize liturgical elaboration in accord with Puritan views, he soon came to accept Elizabeth's policy of moderation.

Trump never uttered his campaign slogan of "America First," preferring the loftier term "sovereignty" for the same nationalist and protectionist reordering of American engagement in world affairs.

Throughout the crisis, British savers have sought safety first, preferring instant access accounts even at the cost of near-invisible rates of interest.