Sentence examples for prefer going with from inspiring English sources

I prefer going with a friend.

For international countries like Dubai, I prefer going with packages that have hotel deals in line with the purpose for my trip.

Macmillan liked Tomorrow Is Another Day, while Mitchell preferred Gone With the Wind, based on a line in Ernest Dowson's poem "Cynara" (formally, "Non Sum Qualis Eram Bonae sub Regno Cynarae," published in 1891).

"I have always been in love with gondolas, unlike my three sisters, and I used to prefer going rowing with my father to going out with my friends," she told the ANSA news agency.

They may prefer going out with their friends for movies and may eat out more frequently, especially over weekends.

If you still prefer going it alone and dealing directly with the IRS, you can still contact the IRS by phone, just be prepared to wait.

Graham is all but unique among top-flight chefs in not popping up repeatedly on food TV; if he has free time, he says, he prefers going to Richmond Park with his wife Natalie to walk their pug Winston.

Cameron prefers going for a pint with China's President Xi Jinping or finalising arms deals with King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia – nodding and smiling while the human rights elephant stomps around the room, beheading civilians and restricting internet access wherever it roams.

Every one of your last three boyfriends has preferred "going to the gym" to "being with or interacting with you", and you've managed to alienate most of your girl mates by very transparently subtweeting them with a string of steam-out-of-nostrils emojis.

He preferred going to his "normal" wife than being with me who leaked a lot of fluid during intercourse.

I'd prefer to go with Johnny Wilkinson the English rugby team's fly half.