Sentence examples for lifelong preference from inspiring English sources

As a result she had a lifelong preference for men over whooping cranes.

George Balanchine once tried to explain to an interviewer in New York his lifelong preference for young dancers.

Lady Mendl tells everybody that perfect health and a lifelong preference for youthful company are the secrets of her looking and acting so young today.

I might stick to a lifelong preference for a turkey dinner this Thanksgiving, or invite disbelief at home by lobbying for roast duck (Long Island, of course).

At 69 years of age he found the nocturnal schedule of Parliament an unpleasant contrast to his lifelong preference for early rising and working in the morning.

Thesiger the son of Wilfred Gilbert Thesiger, the British consul general in Abyssinia (Ethiopia)—spent his early life hunting and riding in the countryside around Addis Ababa; he later attributed his lifelong preference for travel and the outdoors to these early experiences.

That is especially important to G.M. because people tend to form lifelong preferences during their teenage years.

Because we tend to form lifelong preferences in our early twenties, adults in their fifties are now nostalgic for the nineteen-eighties the time whenineteen-eighties thefull of promise and timer tape decks when blaring heavy-metheirands.

Because we tend to form lifelong preferences in our early twenties, adults in their fifties are now nostalgic for the nineteen-eighties — the time when their lives seemed full of promise and their tape decks were blaring heavy-metal bands.

While male sheep do show lifelong homosexual preferences, this has only been seen in domesticated sheep.

Concerning preferences for delivery of CME, no DOs reported web-based activities as their preferred method for lifelong learning; they preferred local (50.0%) and national meetings (50.0%).