Sentence examples for prefer to prepare from inspiring English sources

Many users prefer to prepare dilutions by halving: 1.0, 0.25 0.25 0.125 etc.

I prefer to prepare the early crop as simply as possible, either briefly boiled, quickly stir-fried or even raw.

You may prefer to prepare this the other way round from me, and get the frosting under way before you make the cakes.

The tournament stands alone as one worth winning, but appears caught between two schools: those that like or need to play the week before a major and those that prefer to prepare out of the public eye.

Santa Anita has been converted to a synthetic surface, and some trainers prefer to prepare for the Kentucky Derby at a track like Oaklawn, which, like Churchill Downs, has a traditional dirt surface.

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A number of high-profile Australians preferred to prepare for the forthcoming Ashes series of five-day tests against England.

Since mapping and the scientific surveys are time-consuming and expensive, biologists have generally preferred to prepare habitat maps later, as part of the comprehensive plan.

Ms. LuPone would surely have preferred to prepare for a role of this stature unencumbered by the strain of a nearly yearlong run in a Broadway musical.

We face the risks of overemphasizing technology and leaving the hard-learned lessons of Iraq behind just as our knowledge of unconventional warfare withered after Vietnam because we preferred to prepare for large, set-piece battles.

It is a relatively spare racing schedule, but Liu said he preferred to prepare with an uninterrupted block of training under the tutelage of his coach, Sun Haiping, than to spend his summer on the European circuit — or succumbing to the distractions of his celebrity.