Sentence examples for I'd prefer to go from inspiring English sources

I'd prefer to go back to school.

I'd prefer to go with Johnny Wilkinson the English rugby team's fly half.

"I'd prefer to go by my Hebrew name," she said, nervous but steadfast.

Or, 'Would you like to do your production of The Cherry Orchard?' Probably not, I'd prefer to go to Cern.

"I'd prefer to go to jail than sit around on a sixty-metre yacht with six Russian blond girls," he said.

I've done a lot of travelling by myself, but who I'd prefer to go with depends on the type of holiday.

"I would prefer to go to the source with Duchamp rather than credit Warhol as an influence".

"I would prefer to go to school but I like helping my mother," says Roshni, whose faded clothing jars with the sparkling fruits of her labour.

"We will try and get players than can make an impact on the team, otherwise I would prefer to go with the squad that I've got now, not lose anybody and make sure that we get out of trouble".

Over all, she concluded: "I would prefer to go to a real, live college fair, but this seems like it could be an informational alternative for those who can't.

"In a blink, I would prefer to go back to testing," said Dr. Carol T. Alonso, a weapons designer for 20 years who is now assistant associate director for national security at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California.