Sentence examples for prefer soaring from inspiring English sources

Most glider pilots prefer soaring near mountains, where thermals are strong; the frigatebird, being in the tropics, must make do with relatively weak thermals that form beneath cumulus clouds.

If you prefer your soaring autumn views on foot, head to the trails at High Ledges in Shelburne (978-464-2712; massaudubon.org), a wildlife sanctuary a dozen or so miles from Berkshire East, in the Patten District neighborhood of Shelburne.

He preferred a "soaring memorial".

Patterson preferred a soaring eagle because he believed that the heraldic eagle commonly used on American coins, which he dismissed as a "mere creature of imagination", was unappealing as a design.

"Most people would prefer to see buzzards soaring in the sky.

But I prefer Say No More, with soaring vocal harmonies that tug at your heart-strings as the song builds from a deceptively simple acoustic guitar intro.

But watching Chuck spread and soar, I have come to prefer the gentler, breathing solace of living memorials.

As visitors prefer younger elephants, the value of calves has soared.

For all China's modern trappings — the new superhighways, high-speed rail networks and soaring skyscrapers — analysts say this country still prefers to pay for things the old-fashioned way, with ledgers, bill-counting machines and cold, hard cash.

He prefers the mode of detailed explanation, concluding with a few soaring phrases of inspiration, and none of it really sticks.

The core strategy preferred options document emphasises (page nine) the borough's rapid population growth, soaring house prices and "significant pockets of deprivation".