Sentence examples for and prefer to be from inspiring English sources

Most seed can be kept to sow in the spring - hellebores are an exception and prefer to be sowed immediately.

Still, most politicians are wary of lingering anger about jobs lost to foreign competitors and prefer to be seen driving American.

It shows that aluminum atoms tend not to be close to each other and prefer to be set dispersedly in all planes B (the plane where 3g sites lie) rather than in partial ones.

Roberts's justification for his claim – that some men and women have concluded that ambition for leadership is "antiquated" and "dinosaur-like" and prefer to be happy rather than successful – is worth pondering for a moment.

While Cyprus and its rivals dislike being described as "tax havens" and prefer to be known as "offshore financial centers," those now picking at Cyprus' carcass trumpet their ability to keep money beyond the reach of tax authorities.

Baby Boomers are social activists and prefer to be in charge.

Diurnal preference is an attribute reflecting whether people are alert and preferring to be active either early or late in the day.

The peptide bond is rigid, polar, and prefers to be planar.

But Tomboy sports blond stubble on her chin and prefers to be called he.

He is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association and prefers to be called a geek rather than a nerd.

A modest man, Al-Xaqq gives a more temporal meaning to his name and prefers to be addressed as TruthTeller.