Sentence examples for preferred ending from inspiring English sources

We preferred ending with ice creams like dulce de leche or with a sorbetlike cabernet or with churros — similar to crullers, only these were delectable sugared batons of pastry dough, crisped from deep frying but tender and weightless within.

That bombshell revelation explains so very much, including why former "Dexter" showrunner Clyde Phillips' preferred ending, one that closed with Dexter getting a lethal injection, wasn't the one that came to be.

(Preferred ending: They all land in Naples* where Tony can exact revenge against Furio, unless Carmella runs away with him first).

Winterson's preferred ending sees Rex Goodyear burn the painting he believes to be fraudulent, only to discover he actually had the genuine item in his possession all along, and has now destroyed it.

His preferred ending had Bowman with an alien spaceship, but Kubrick wanted something else.

Wallis and Curtiz eventually agreed to shoot Howard Koch's preferred ending, with distraught Ilse, still in love with Rick, going off with Laszlo to America, and Rick and Louis going off together into the fog.

The last sightings of Miss Waldron's red colobus were in the 1970's, and a concerted seven-year effort to visit every last scrap of the swampy rain forests the monkey preferred ended late last month in the Ivory Coast without even a hint of its presence, said W. Scott McGraw, an anthropologist at Ohio State University who is a co-author of the paper.

But if the pirates are risk-averse, the pirates at the top for indifferent outcomes will therefore prefer ending the game in earlier rounds, as per the 204-pirate scenario I mentioned.

According to one poll last year, Palestinians support negotiations with Israel, but by a "2-to-1 margin they also oppose the two-state solution that's been the stated goal of negotiations," with most preferring "ending up with a single state" instead.

Dying patients prefer ending their life at home rather than in hospital partly because of "concern that at the end of life people may be stripped of their identity and seen by doctors and other healthcare staff as 'a number' or defined by their condition", the report adds.

Governments, he reckons, will always find ways to divert tax revenues to their preferred ends.