Sentence examples for preferred a day from inspiring English sources

When the managers of last night's two teams were asked if they would have preferred a day off, each agreed.

"We would have preferred a day off," Baker said, "but our second choice would have been to play the early game Sunday versus the late game.

And while he said he would sign legislation authorizing a King holiday, he made clear that he "would have preferred a day similar to, say, Lincoln's birthday, which is not technically a national holiday".

They found that 50% had no preference, 41% preferred a Saturday morning and only 9% preferred a 9-5 pm weekday appointment.

But Mr. Glover, a professed loner, preferred a Tuesday afternoon browsing the Metropolitan Museum of Art before a 5 45 dinner.

They were asked whether they preferred a Saturday morning clinic, a regular 9-5 apporntment, or whether they didn't mind either.

If end of days arrives then I'd certainly prefer a day or two of gorging than three months of canned all-day breakfasts.

I just prefer a day a week to be a little special.

To maintain or regain momentum, they prefer a day or two between games, never three.

They often prefer a day in court -- "the ventilation of a public grievance," as Kafka's Joseph K. says in "The Trial" -- to a private settlement.

I'd much prefer a day of pampering and I am betting you would, too; at least once in a while.