Sentence examples for prefer after from inspiring English sources

They generally would prefer, after all, that you keep your cash with them.

Or if you prefer, after searing one side, place in a 350-degree oven and finish there for 5 to 10 minutes.

This makes the practical question for the agent not "What do I now prefer?", but "What would I prefer after full exposure to logic and the facts?" The same issue arises even with now-for-now preferences.

The crux of their disagreement is whether Assad should go now, as the rebels, Washington and the Europeans want, or later, as Moscow would prefer, after a period with a transitional leadership that could include members of Assad's government.

If you prefer, after aging it for a week or more, you can run it through a fine mesh strainer and bottle it without the chunks, like a commercial hot sauce.

This suggests a need for greater involvement by the patient in choosing the treatment they would most prefer, after a discussion with their health professional during which they have received factual information about different available options [ 29, 30].

Y.M.C.A.'s also offer choices to those families who prefer after-school programs based in public housing developments, churches or community centers.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 2 — A new season began at last for the Knicks on Friday, days after most of the N.B.A. got under way and much later than they probably preferred after a disastrous off-season.

Dolores (the name she preferred after being amongst so many other Maries in Catholic school in the Bronx) gave to all who knew her stories and impressions that will last forever.

Mr. Rieck, of Chatham, became better known than he would have preferred after his 75-year-old central-hall Colonial was stuck in the middle of Meyersville Road for four days, causing the power to go out in the neighborhood.

Ball, 23, started against England and Scotland but Racing Metro's Charteris was preferred after that.