Sentence examples for preferably willing from inspiring English sources

Add a few drops of blood to the photo, preferably willing human or animal sacrifice.

Anyone willing, preferably someone with black clothing or with pale skin.

(A beta is someone — preferably another author — willing to proofread your work before you publish it).

"We will look at additional bilateral and preferably multilateral sanctions with willing nations, on top of whatever we get out of the Security Council," Mrs. Clinton said Thursday before the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

Find a band that is willing to perform, preferably for a small fee or for free.

I am willing to try to again, preferably in a "modest, private affair, all to myself," but in public if I should ever be challenged.

For now, state officials are looking for someone to investigate shortcomings in how the state handles cheating accusations, preferably someone with impeccable credentials who would be willing to take on the project pro bono.

Get a bag or backpack, preferably with lots of pockets, that you are willing to take on the plane.

"In order to display a painting, I need a minimum of four people who are willing to stand-with their shoes off, preferably-at the four corners of the canvas..

"In order to display a painting, I need a minimum of four people who are willing to stand-with their shoes off, preferably-at the four corners of the canvas.

A snowball approach was also applied: Following the interviews, the participants were asked if they knew of other orthodox protestant parents — preferably from another denomination or another village — who might be willing to be interviewed as well.