Sentence examples for preferred a bit from inspiring English sources

Dolly might have preferred a bit less water, and fewer hills, but now she wants to live in a wooden cabin when she grows up.

He said that the scalp of María de Jesús was not completely healed, and that the team monitoring her preferred a bit more time elapse before she traveled.

Mr. Thomas Day to-day [July 19] said of the voyage made by the small auxiliary yacht Sea Bird, from Providence, Rhode Island, to Gibraltar: "Except for the first ten days we had a fine passage though we would have preferred a bit more wind as we hoped to perform the trick in thirty days.

She prefers a bit of butter.

"I'd prefer a bit of Jameson's," he said.

I prefer a bit more asperity in the bleak opening Nocturne.

If you prefer a bit of drama, then maybe flip over to another channel.

I prefer a bit of the Beatles, Frank Sinatra, that kind of stuff.

Others prefer a bit of understeer for stability, where often that will benefit on a high-speed track".

This is where Fine and Dandy excels, even if it would prefer a bit of zealotry in its crowd.

Or if you prefer a bit of gloom catch up on Channel 4's bleak drama The Mill.