Sentence examples for preferably into from inspiring English sources

We want them stopped, pushed back, preferably into some gulag.

As soon as she could walk she wandered away, preferably into warm spring rain.

And getting a good look at a springsnail requires one to squint hard, preferably into a magnifying glass.

Even as they open their door wider, sellers should make sure they have hustled any skeletons out of the closet — preferably into the listing information.

Developing and fielding effective biological weapon sensors that can trigger an alarm would allow personnel to don masks before exposure, get into protective overgarments, and go inside, preferably into toxic-free collective protection shelters.

And Ms. Rocha would like to sell so she and her husband, James Conran, an artist whom she met while he was doing some painting in her apartment and whom she married in June, can move to Brooklyn, preferably into a loft in Williamsburg.

Travelers are advised to take plenty of cash, preferably changed into euros (which are accepted almost everywhere).

They need to incorporate a long-range perspective (of at least 25 years and preferably more) into their budgets.

That night, the Namgis treat them to trays of salmon, halibut, crab and prawns, as well as eulachons, a small ocean fish that is eaten smoked or preferably processed into a thick, fragrant oil known as "grease".

Mix a colorful figure (preferably orange) into a liberal but fractured democracy, where the left has been weakened by infighting and the right has been reduced by impotent leadership.

Despite their size they are eminently portable - just grab the trunk and run, or preferably load into a waiting van - and at £100 for a smallish Dicksonia, any loss could be very expensive.