Or possibly he preferred to sleep in his own bed, a preference that has haunted the campaign before.
I think it was the lack of sheer intelligence going with this preference that horrified him.
Hall always adored his elders, a preference that could make him seem prematurely elderly.
So much for resting up in the weeks before major championships – a long-standing preference that might now be abandoned.
They offer a type of architecture, style and preference that were prominent at the time period, and that you don't see anymore".
And so, he infers, appealing to the economic theory known as revealed preference, that must not be what we want or, at least, not the only thing.
He said Mr. Bush had benefited from a policy of preference for "legacies and wealth, a preference that has disproportionately helped whites".
"So many of Burnham's supporters have Jeremy Corbyn as their second preference that should Burnham be knocked out, Corbyn wins loads more support and will be left unbeatable.
The survey found that two-thirds of Indian households rely on private medical care when sick, a preference that cuts across class.
Why would a left-handed guy bat right-handed in the first place, reversing the throws-right, bats-left preference that is so advantageous to a batter?
Thus, the Chinese roar for Pakistan far outstripped its muted reception of India, echoing a preference that harks back to the Cold War.
