Sentence examples similar to preferably passed from inspiring English sources

preferably give the literature.

Then, preferably, go to sleep.

You'll have to hope to get passed additional high cards (preferably Queen through Ace) in order to reasonably shoot the moon.

"Gossip" might come into it, but – usually juicy and negative – gossip STAYS gossip unless it can be substantiated but more than one, preferably two sources AND it passes a public interest test.

Congress should pass one of these versions of the law, preferably the tougher one, which has a companion bill in the Senate.

Nobody is going to pay that little bit – or preferably a lot – extra for just another college providing private tuition to pass external degrees accredited by another university.

Stay at the same speed (preferably a little faster) than them and somewhere along the race try to pass them.

To pass the time, there are some things you might do: Make notes about your location, preferably a video record, showing how it looked prior to your wait.

He primarily plays as a winger, preferably on the left side although being right-footed, and is known for pace, energy, skill and precise passing.

The location would preferably by an airport (London City Airport? Near the Heathrow Express?) or other major transportation network where key industry players will be passing through.

Pass me the degustation menu (preferably in French), thanks.