Sentence examples for prefer step from inspiring English sources

The glitter-bombed karaoke bar hosts a free-for-all in which all 10 of its private booths are fair game, allowing you to bounce around and share the mic with strangers or, if you prefer, step into the lounge where you can strain your vocal cords in front of a larger audience.

One note: Some Dutch men actually prefer step-through bikes (what Americans have historically called a woman's bike) for city riding because they are easier to mount and dismount gracefully (that is, without ripping the crotch seams of your nice new pants).

Like many country dancers, Ms. Gordon's regulars prefer stepping out to recorded music.

Not that it's bad to use bland or neutral colors, I just prefer stepping into the surreal to representing the 'natural' (which is equally a temporary construct)." Like his artistic motivation, Jossa's history with 3D goes back to childhood.

Through interviews, they discovered that the customers preferred step-by-step directions, as opposed to a map, so their idea evolved accordingly.

The Russians may prefer the step-by-step approach that keeps the diplomacy going — even without results.

We prefer the step-by-step implementation for the purpose of logistics, since it is difficult to cover all regions at once.

"The underlying message is that, in the event that museums are faced with financial crisis, we would far prefer to step in before they take the draconian step of selling art to support operations".

At a time when so many investors are concentrating on wider issues – with markets falling amid concerns over China, the Greek debt crisis, and the prospect of rising interest rates – I prefer to step back and see what's happening to individual companies.

But the survey figures can show us those who would prefer to step up to more work.

Therefore, these motors may prefer to step to the left, and the entire cargo will eventually trace out a left-handed spiral.