Sentence examples for get a preference from inspiring English sources
"Being within the system I thought I would get a preference, but it wasn't the case," she said.
Why should the latter get a preference?
"Because of our proximity to Lawrence (where there is a Registry) we seem to get a preference,'' said Michael Larocque, owner of the North Andover Auto School who has other locations where it is more challenging to lure an examiner. .
After Monday's visit, Mr. Bush said: 'I've got a preference for friends.
What say you, UKers – got a preference as to who walks away with T-Mobile UK's customer base in tow?
"Yeah, I got a preference".
If it's there, and you've got a preference for it, chances are high you'll eat lots of it and chances are even higher that you'll feel pretty good after eating it -- at least for a little while, until you crash and need more.
East won with her king and would have done well to cash the spade jack to get a suit-preference signal from her partner, but she returned her low spade.
In this way, the worker with high accumulate familiarity score will get a relatively high preference score and ensure the preference score will not result in a bias in worker selecting.
At the Town Hall, Joan asks Mr Johnson Colin Prockterr) about applying for a flat in the new high-rise estate; she is told she is unlikely to get a tenancy, as preference will be given to those with young children.
"If you look at the way the preferences are being allocated," he said, "the scene that emerges is that the Hemp Party get a lot of preferences from very small parties".
