Sentence examples for making their preference from inspiring English sources

They never looked comfortable in possession, often choosing to lump it forward with a simple option available, making their preference for a battle of attrition understandable.

Asked about Mr. Ford's claims that her allies were trying to bully him out of the race, she suggested there was nothing untoward about her supporters' making their preference known.

Liz Campbell spoke of survivors making their "preferences" for re-housing known, as if they were redecorating the living room.

Still, China's proxies made their preference for Pacific Century clear.

Naturally, some media outlets such as Fox News make their preference clear.

Technically, that sport could have been anything, but council leaders made their preference very clear.

Kigali's ubiquitous motorcycle taxi drivers have made their preference clear: the stickers on their bikes read simply: Paul.

The ground war — the laborious, unglamorous process of identifying supporters and making sure they show up to make their preference known when it counts — has always been a critical part of the contest in Iowa.

Despite Mr. Baldeo's strong showing in his previous contest with Senator Maltese, party leaders made their preference for Mr. Addabbo clear long before the councilman entered the race officially.

At the eclectic home of Brooks Titcomb, some 40 people made their preference clear by gathering to partake in the fruits of shopping trips performed earlier in the day.

Given Mr. Hughes's somewhat rocky history of working with unions at G.M. and Mr. Goodwin's long track record working directly with union members at United, the representatives of the pilots' and machinists' unions on UAL's board made their preference clear.