Sentence examples for preferably that from inspiring English sources

Samples of the chosen sausages are then ordered, and now the race is on for each sausage to be filled with the finest ingredients (among those available to be in a Big Four sausage — some prime cuts are held back for, say, the HBO sausages) that haven't already been snatched up for a competing recipe and, preferably, that have the flavor of Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

Effect size (ES) is an index, a single number preferably, that expresses this HOW MUCH.

To properly develop these reference standards, companies should have several samples (six or more, preferably) that they have qualified using other techniques, to develop a library of good ingredient data sets.

We think the best stocking presents are either little treats that people don't often buy for themselves or something practical (and pretty, preferably) that they will genuinely use.

Preferably, that player could also spend time at designated hitter and fill in at first base when Mark Teixeira needs a day off.

What I have learned as a researcher of Yiddish who has lived in Lithuania for 11 years is that the obsession with finding some excuse – preferably that excuse – for massive local participation in the Holocaust is very much alive today among the elite classes of politicians, academics (especially historians) and media people throughout the region.

Preferably one that's not too cliche, and one that's not too confusing.

The first thing you need, of course, is a product, preferably one that is easily demonstrated and that screams value.

"'Take a human desire, preferably one that has been around for a really long time…Identify that desire and use modern technology to take out steps.'".

Preferably, one that doesn't self-destruct.

A light-clock-radio-Teasmade. Preferably one that's easy to set.