Sentence examples for prefer wide from inspiring English sources

Many cowboys prefer wide leather belts with large metal buckles, which are often made of silver or brass.

Prefer wide back, thick bone legged ones over tall and narrow.

But even those who prefer wide-legged jeans have a place here.

Flyers prefer wider seats with plenty of legroom; more options for reclining or adjusting headrests; and layouts that minimise the number of middle seats and seats per row.

Pallid sturgeon were found to prefer wider river channels, mid-channel sandbars and numerous islands and were most commonly recorded in water depths between 2 and.

As a staunch introvert who prefers wide swaths of personal space, I find the idea behind Umbrella Here frightening, yet strangely compelling.

The 28-year-old Hampton, who picked the Rockies over the Mets, St . Louisand the Chicago Cubs, grew up in a small town in Florida, and prefers wide-open spaces to traffic and concrete.

Younger children may prefer the wide array of gentler rides.

Most surgeons prefer a wide resection margin and sacrifice the possibility of restoring intestinal continuity, leading to a high rate of abdominoperineal resection (APR) or pelvic exenteration, occasionally with the resection of bony structures [1 3].

I'm going to go out on a limb here and guess that the vast majority of US users will prefer the wide open space and clumsy code of MySpace to the minihompies, acorns and silly cartoon avatars of CyWorld.

Others prefer the wide scope reading, precisely because it does not allow one to detach 'ought' and hence implies a more disjunctive obligation: S ought either to apply 'green' to green objects, or not mean green by 'green' (Gampel 1995: 228, Millar 2004: 168 169).