Sentence examples for he prefers doing from inspiring English sources

Tyler Hinman, the five-time American Crossword Puzzle Tournament champion, said he prefers doing crosswords online, particularly complex ones like acrostics that require a lot of writing and rewriting.

An avid lacrosse player, he prefers doing business in a T shirt to a tie.

After talking to Mr. Dell, Mr. Misrahi slid into a seat at a table, squirted mustard on his sandwich and said he preferred doing business by talking to people face to face.

The case against Mr. Chu has an international flair: the government said in its complaint that much of the illegal activity took place in Asia, and investigators caught him on tape saying that he preferred doing "business" in Asia and not in the United States where the S.E.C. is "too strong".

I asked him if just making hits made him happy, or if he preferred doing things another way.

But he added that Google prefers doing business with agencies.

Thomas agreed reluctantly; he would have preferred doing it one-on-one, but said he would not answer any questions.

He said his company also preferred doing business with "nationally branded stores if we can".

"I like looking at deals, but I'd prefer doing them," he deadpans as bank tickers blink on a computer behind him.

He prefers to do interviews away from specialist or senior correspondents, to do them on breakfast sofas or out in the field".

"Don't you find people contact you way more?" Rather than socialize, he prefers to do crosswords, watch "Sports Center" or hang out at home with his wife, Tracey McShane, and their cat and two dogs.