Sentence examples for his preference would be from inspiring English sources

"It's unreadable!" His preference would be "Ulysses".

Casserly has privately said that if he were offered both positions, his preference would be Houston.

His preference would be to manage again, as he did for three and a half years with the Mets.

His preference would be to add an extra game for everyone, to be played on neutral ground.

Cable reportedly said that, as a former Labour party member, his preference would be to join forces with Labour.

The former England defender confirmed last week he was flattered by the Hoops' interest but that his preference would be to stay at Arsenal.

He added, however, that his first preference would be for an independent Disney under new management.

His personal preference would be for a calculated rejig: extending the top three divisions to 14 sides apiece, the Premiership included, with one up, one down promotion and relegation.

In each category, students a would have a "limited choice" of subjects to satisfy the requirement, he said, adding that his personal preference would be two or three, though "the committee is fighting about this". The life sciences requirement, for instance, might be satisfied by either introductory biology or neuroscience, he said.

He said his own preference would be for the Vieuxtemps, a 269-year old Guarneri, to remain in Chicago, which has become an international hub in the rare-violin trade thanks mainly to the business savvy and promotional flair of Mr. Fushi and Robert Bein, Mr. Fushi's business partner, who died in 2007.

Boyce says his personal preference would be for the tournament to be held from 6 January to 8 or 9 February.