Sentence examples for prefer said from inspiring English sources

"Now it's the way I prefer," said Karen Kelley Mears, the development director of the Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic, the third largest orchestra in the state.

"There are some really sophisticated ones coming out of China that some people actually prefer," said Leander Kahney, editor and publisher of CultofMac.com, a technology news site devoted to Apple.

"Our clients are looking for liquidity, and we'll provide Deutsche Bank's liquidity via whatever channels they prefer," said Perry Parker, managing director of foreign exchange trading at Deutsche Bank.

"Some women may be embarrassed by the test but nurses do tests like this all the time so there's no need to be worried and you can ask to see a female doctor if you'd prefer," said Smith.

Mr. Holbrook, who hangs out a Brazilian flag when he has crops his Brazilian customers prefer, said ethnic crops — like maxixe, a spiny cucumber; quiabo, okra; and couve, collard greens — have boosted his profitability.

"Our doctors don't like Chinese-made prosthetics because they find them too hard, and they often lack the cohesiveness they prefer," said Marisela Sira, an administrative assistant at one of the city's best-known clinics.

And it seems odd for a British party to prefer, say, a Belgian president to a British one.

Good if you like those brands, but somewhat limiting if you prefer, say, Monarch (shudder).

Jason Gillespie, in a gracious response to his being preferred, said: "His track record is unbelievable.

It was admittedly not the lineup D'Antoni would have preferred, said Gherardini, now the assistant general manager for the Toronto Raptors.

They may be preferred, says Milan Vaishnav of the Carnegie Endowment, if voters judge them able "to get things done".